ill

UK
/ɪl/
US
/ɪl/

Übersetzungen

illadjektiv
iller
Komp.
illest
Super.
UK
/ɪl/
US
/ɪl/
He looked very ill and needed to see a doctor.
Он выглядел очень больным и нуждался в посещении врача.
She felt ill after eating the seafood.
Она почувствовала себя нездоровой после того, как съела морепродукты.
The ill weather ruined our picnic plans.
Плохая погода испортила наши планы на пикник.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
illadverb
UK
/ɪl/
US
/ɪl/
He was ill prepared for the exam.
Он был плохо подготовлен к экзамену.
illssubstantiv

ill

ills
Pl.
UK
/ɪlz/
US
/ɪlz/
The government is trying to solve the social ills of the country.
Правительство пытается решить социальные беды страны.
Modern medicine has found cures for many physical ills.
Современная медицина нашла лекарства от многих физических недугов.
He spoke about the ills of corruption in society.
Он говорил о зле коррупции в обществе.
illsadjektiv

ill

iller
Komp.
illest
Super.
The ills patient needed immediate care.
Больной пациент нуждался в немедленной помощи.
The ills child stayed home from school.
Нездоровый ребенок остался дома и не пошел в школу.

Definitionen

illadjektiv
Not in good health; sick or unwell.
She felt too ill to go to work today.
Hostile or unfriendly.
There was an ill feeling between the two neighbors after the argument.
Morally wrong or wicked.
He was known for his ill intentions towards his competitors.
Unfavorable or adverse.
The ill weather conditions forced the event to be postponed.
(slang) Excellent; cool.
That new video game is absolutely ill.
illsubstantiv
Harm, injury, or evil.
He meant no ill by his remarks.
An undesirable or harmful condition, problem, or disease (usually in plural).
The report addressed the social ills afflicting urban communities.
illadverb
In a poor or unsatisfactory manner.
He performed ill in the competition, failing to meet the expectations.
With difficulty or hardship.
She could ill afford to lose any more time on the project.
In a harmful or detrimental way.
The policy was ill received by the public, leading to widespread criticism.
illssubstantiv
Problems or difficulties, especially those that affect a society or community.
The government is working to address the social ills that plague the nation.
Physical or mental illnesses; diseases.
Modern medicine has found cures for many of the ills that once devastated populations.
illsadjektiv
Experiencing or characterized by poor health or sickness.
The ills children stayed home from school to recover.
Harmful or unfavorable; causing trouble or difficulty.
The ills effects of pollution are evident in the city's air quality.