badly
Prononciation : [ˈbædli]
Mot
Contexte : « general quality »
(adverb) when something is done in a very poor way or not well at all. If you do something badly, it means it might not turn out right, and it can cause problems.
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She played the piano badly at first, but she improved over time.
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He didn't study for the test, so he did badly and failed.
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Did you do badly on your last exam?
Contexte : « feelings or emotions »
(adverb) when someone feels very unhappy or in pain. If you say you feel badly, it means you're not feeling good inside, like being sad or hurt.
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After her friend moved away, she felt badly for a long time.
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He doesn't feel badly about the decision he made; he believes it was the right one.
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Do you feel badly about what happened yesterday?
Contexte : « health or physical condition »
(adverb) when someone is not feeling well physically. If you say you are feeling badly, it means your body feels sick or weak.
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After resting all day, she felt much better and no longer badly.
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He felt badly after eating too much junk food.
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Do you still feel badly after catching that cold?
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