worst

UK
/wɜːst/
US
/wɜrst/

Translations

worstadjective
worst
Super.
This is the worst movie I have ever seen.
Это худший фильм, который я когда-либо видел.
Synonyms
least favorable
most unfavorable
most terrible
most dreadful
Antonyms
worstnoun
worsts
pl
UK
/wɜːst/
US
/wɝst/
The worst of the storm has passed.
Худшее из шторма прошло.
Additional translations
самое плохое
Synonyms
lowest point
most unfavorable condition
least favorable outcome
Antonyms
worstadverb
UK
/wɜːst/
US
/wɝst/
хуже всего
Of all the players, he performed the worst.
Из всех игроков он выступил хуже всего.
Synonyms
most poorly
most badly
Antonyms
worstverb
worsted
Past Simple
worsted
Past Participle
worsting
Gerund
Used chiefly in informal or literary contexts meaning 'to defeat, outdo, or get the better of'.
badadjective

worst

Super.

worse
Comp.
worst
Super.
UK
/bæd/
US
/bæd/
He had a bad day at work.
У него был плохой день на работе.
She has a bad habit of interrupting people.
У нее дурная привычка перебивать людей.
The weather was bad all week.
Погода была скверной всю неделю.
He made a bad decision.
Он принял нехорошее решение.
It was a bad time to ask for a raise, given the company's financial struggles.
Это было неподходящее время просить о повышении, учитывая финансовые трудности компании.
He made a bad decision.
Он принял неудачное решение.
сильныйо боли, симптомах, степени проявления
She had a bad headache that wouldn't go away.
У неё была сильная головная боль, которая не проходила.
несвежийо продуктах и скоропортящихся товарах
The bad fish was thrown away.
Несвежую рыбу выбросили.
Additional translations
тяжёлыйо болезни, состоянии, приступе
крутойразг., сленг
порочныйкнижн., о человеке, поступке или поведении
badlyadverb

worst

UK
/ˈbædli/
US
/ˈbædli/
He played the game badly.
Он плохо сыграл в игру.
She was badly injured in the accident.
Она была сильно ранена в аварии.
illadverb

worst

UK
/ɪl/
US
/ɪl/
He was ill prepared for the exam.
Он был плохо подготовлен к экзамену.

Definitions

worstadjective
Of the poorest quality or the lowest standard.
This is the worst movie I have ever seen.
Most severe or unfavorable.
The worst storm of the year caused widespread damage.
Most unsuitable or inappropriate.
That was the worst time to bring up the topic.
worstnoun
The most severe or unfavorable condition, event, or outcome.
The worst of the storm hit the town last night, causing widespread damage.
The least favorable or least desirable part or aspect of something.
The worst of the movie was its lack of a coherent plot.
worstadverb
In the most severe or serious manner.
Of all the players, he performed worst in the final match.
To the least successful or effective degree; least well.
Of all the contestants, she sang worst.
worstverb
To defeat, outdo, or get the better of someone or something.
The challenger ultimately worsted the reigning champion.
badadjective
Of poor quality or a low standard.
The movie was so bad that we left the theater halfway through.
Not suitable or appropriate in a particular situation.
It was a bad time to ask for a raise, given the company's financial struggles.
Morally wrong or evil.
He was known for his bad behavior and often got into trouble.
Unpleasant or unfavorable.
The weather was bad, with heavy rain and strong winds.
Severe or intense in degree.
She had a bad headache that wouldn't go away.
Slang. Excellent, impressive, or desirable.
That new sound system is really bad!
Of food or other perishables: spoiled or no longer fresh.
The chicken smelled bad, so we threw it away.
Feeling regretful, sorry, or ashamed.
I feel bad about forgetting your birthday.
Not good at doing something; lacking skill or ability.
I'm bad at remembering names.
badlyadverb
In a severe or serious manner.
He was badly injured in the accident.
In an unsatisfactory, inadequate, or unsuccessful way.
The project was badly managed from the start.
To a great or intense degree; very much.
She wanted the job so badly that she couldn't sleep.
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.