badly

badly
adverb,
worse, worst
1) schlecht
2) (seriously) schwer [verletzt, beschädigt]; sehr [schief sein, knarren]

he hurt himself badly — er hat sich (Dat.) schwer verletzt

be badly beaten — schwer verprügelt werden (ugs.); (in game, battle) vernichtend geschlagen werden

3) (urgently) dringend

want something badly — sich (Dat.) etwas sehr wünschen

4) (coll.): (regretfully)

feel badly about something — etwas [sehr] bedauern. See also academic.ru/83116/worse">worse 2.; worst 2.

* * *
comparative - worse; adverb
1) (not well, efficiently or satisfactorily: He plays tennis very badly.) schlecht
2) (to a serious or severe extent: He badly needs a haircut; The dress is badly stained.) dringend, sehr
* * *
bad·ly
<worse, worst>
[ˈbædli]
adv
1. (poorly) schlecht
to do \badly in exam schlecht abschneiden; FIN schlechtstehen
to be \badly made schlecht verarbeitet sein
she came out of the affair rather \badly sie kam ziemlich angeschlagen aus der Sache heraus
2. (negatively) schlecht
to think \badly of sb [or to think of sb \badly] schlecht von jdm denken
3. (very much) sehr, dringend
to be \badly in need of sth etw dringend benötigen
to want sth \badly etw unbedingt wollen
4. (severely) schwer
\badly defeated vernichtend geschlagen
\badly hurt schwer verletzt
* * *
['bdlɪ]
adv
1) schlecht

to do badly (in election, exam etc) — schlecht abschneiden; (Fin) schlecht stehen; (Comm) schlecht gehen

to go badly — schlecht laufen

to be badly off — schlecht dran sein

2) wounded, mistaken schwer

badly beaten (Sport) — vernichtend geschlagen; person schwer or schlimm verprügelt

the badly disabled — die Schwerstbeschädigten

3) (= very much) sehr; in debt, overdrawn hoch

to want sth badly — etw unbedingt wollen

I need it badly — ich brauche es dringend

he badly needs or wants a haircut — er muss dringend zum Friseur

4)

(= unfavourably) to reflect badly on sb — ein schlechtes Licht auf jdn werfen

to think badly of sb — schlecht von jdm denken

* * *
badly adv
1. schlecht, schlimm:
he is badly off er ist (finanziell) nicht gut gestellt;
he’s badly off for ihm fehlt es an (dat)
2. schlecht, mangelhaft:
do badly schlecht fahren (in bei, mit), schlecht abschneiden
3. dringend, sehr:
badly needed dringend nötig oder benötigt;
be badly in need of sth etwas dringend brauchen
4. schwer:
badly wounded
* * *
adverb,
worse, worst
1) schlecht
2) (seriously) schwer [verletzt, beschädigt]; sehr [schief sein, knarren]

he hurt himself badly — er hat sich (Dat.) schwer verletzt

be badly beaten — schwer verprügelt werden (ugs.); (in game, battle) vernichtend geschlagen werden

3) (urgently) dringend

want something badly — sich (Dat.) etwas sehr wünschen

4) (coll.): (regretfully)

feel badly about something — etwas [sehr] bedauern. See also worse 2.; worst 2.

* * *
adv.
schlecht adv.

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