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plants will not grow巴德兰兹地区（美国西部f处贫瘠
地带）
,bad 'language noun [U] words that
many people find offensive脏话；冒犯人（或咒骂人）的话0323 swear WORDS
badly (Hr /'baedli/ adv. (worse, worst)
1
not skilfiilly or not carefully 拙劣地；差；不认真
仔细：to piay/sfng 表演/唱得不好◊ badly
designect/organfzed 设计 / ‘—织得很差 ^133 well 2 not successfully 不成，功如；受挫：Things have been going
badly.事 M读得不顺利。◊ J did badly (=
was not successful) in my exa/ns. _ 考得不好。PISH well 3 not in an acceptable way 未能令人满意：to behave/sleep baci〖y表现差；睡得不好◊ bad〖y paici/treated报酬低 微；受虐:待.◊ The
kids took the dog’s death very badly (=they were very
unhappy).孩子们对狗的死感到很杂
:‘过。.Pun well 4 in a way that makes
people get a bad opinion about sth给人坏的印象；负面地：The economic crisis
reflects badly on the governments 经济危机反映出政府政策不如人意的一面。◊
Shefs
only trying to help, so dorCt think badly of her. M 只是想帮it:所以别把她想得太环。Ena WELL 5 used to emphasize
how much you want, need, etc. sb/sth 很；非常：77ie ng is badly in
need 〇/ repair.这梓 無急需命修。◊ TTiey vented
to win so bacHy•他们求
心切。◊ J miss her
badiy.我十:梦想念她。6 used to emphasize
how serious a situation or an event is 严重 地；房—地：badly
damage4/fnjured/hurt 损环 /
伤势 /
伤害产重◊ rhe country
Zias bee/i aj^ected by reces- sion.该国爹到祕私衰退的严重影响。◊
SverytWn^’sgone badly wrong/—切都糟透：T。
badly 'off adj. (worse 'off, worst
'off) 1
not having much money 穷;由的；拮据的 PyiTl
poor . We aren't too badly off but we car^t
afford a house like that.
并不是一文.不名，但我们负担不起那样的房'¥。 EH3
well off 2 not in a good
situation 境况不佳的：J’ve got quite a big room so fm
not too badly off.
大的屋乎，所以住得还不;EEEI WELL OFF EEI be badly off
for sth (8r£)
to not have enough of sth 某物
短少；缺乏
bad.mash /bAd_ma:J7 noun (/"£/£) a dishonest man 不诚
实的男_子；恶汉；流氓
bad-min-ton /'baedmintan/ noun [U] a game like tennis played by two or four
people, usually indoors. Players hit a small light kind of ball, originally
with feathers around it (= a shuttlecock)
across a high net using a RACKET.羽毛球运动
'bad-mouth verb [VN] (informal) to say unpleasant
things about sb 说.（人)坏i舍：.No one wants to employ
somebody who bad-mouths their former employer. SWAM 意雇用说前雇主环话的人。
bad-ness /'baednas/ noun [U] the fact of being
morally bad 道德政:环：There was not a hint 〇/ badness in him.
他道德十分高尚。
,bad-丨 tempered 知坤
often angry; in an angry
mood 易怒、的；发脾气的：She gets very
bad-tempered.w/ierr..she’s tired•她累的时候就爱
发脾气。
Ba>fana Ba*fana /ba,fa:na
ba'faina/ noun
{SAfr^)
a popular name for the South African national men's football (soccer) team南非小子〃(事非国家男子足％队的俗称>
baffle /'baefl/ verb, noun
• verb to confuse sb
completely; to be too difficult or strange for sb to understand or explain 使困惑；难住：
[VN]
behaviour baj5f7es me.他的行为使我难以琢◊ (VN，VN wh-] baj^ed as to
why s/ie hasn’t caZZed.義不
明-她为什么没打电话。◊ J’m baJ〕fZed why she hasn’t caHed.我本明白她为'什么没打电话。► baff丨e，ment not/n [U]： ffis reaction was one o/baj^ement•他的反应是迷惑
不解。baf.fling £»办
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noun [technical a screen used to
control or prevent the flow of sound, light or liquid (控制声、光、液体等
流动的)隔板，挡板，反射板.
BAFTA /'baefta/ abbr., noun
_ British Academy of Film and Television
Arts 英国
电影电视艺术学院