Перевод слова

Перевод: worst

[прилагательное]
наихудший; злейший;
[наречие]
хуже всего; очень сильно;
[существительное]
наихудшее; самое худшее;
[глагол]
победить; нанести поражение; одержать победу; одержать верх

Тезаурус:

1. Sir William seemed to encompass the worst of every world, somehow.
2. In trying to protect sources of water for drinking, the EC proposal is a step towards environmental purity rather than a sticking-plaster solution which does the minimum needed to avoid the worst nitrate pollution.
3. My result in the afternoon race was the worst of the event as I dwelt over my fate up the first beat.
4. The worst that happens when you overcook things in the AX is that the nose runs gently wide.
5. In Haryana, the worst affected constituency, Bhiwani, saw pitched battles between Congress and opposition supporters which left three dead and scores injured.
6. Let us hope that librarians of the right stuff (to use a Victorian expression) will find arguments here to take to those who provide the funds to demand , not ask, that funds be provided to stop unnecessary dispersals, and that space be acquired for storage - no longer difficult in the worst property slump since the war.
7. In most theatres, including Covent Garden, the view from the Royal Box is one of the worst in the house.
8. Two undistinguished international seasons, only token involvement with the Lions in Australia and bitter controversy about South Africa have combined to give the game in Ireland possibly the worst public profile it has had.
9. The nearly worst thing that could happen would be her father coming back.
10. The Department of Environment also announced yesterday that it had abandoned the system it has used for most of the past 10 years to channel extra housing cash into the 57 worst affected inner-city areas.
11. "Those wretched Martins, in Lower Pond Buildings are the worst.
12. The worst possible thing for me would have been to have gone through the half in 63 or 64 minutes, just being pulled along by a fast field, and then to have blown up over the second half."
13. In other words, the symptoms were at their worst during the hot, dry summers of the early Eighties and started to improve in subsequent wet summers.