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worse and worse - translation to arabic
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
For Better for Worse; For Better, for Worse; For better or worse (disambiguation); For Better or Worse; For Better, For Worse; For Better Or Worse; For Better or For Worse (film); For Better or Worse (TV series)
worse and worse
أسوأ فأسوأ
worse and worse
أسوأ فأسوأ
WORSE
ألاسم
أَرْدَأ
الصفة
أَرْدَأ ; أَسْوَأ
Definition
worse
¦ adjective
1. of poorer quality or lower standard.
more serious, severe, or evil.
2. more ill or unhappy.
¦ adverb
1. less well.
2. more seriously or severely.
¦ noun a worse event or circumstance.
?(the worse) a worse condition.
Phrases
none the worse for not adversely affected by.
or worse or as an even worse unspecified alternative.
the worse for drink rather drunk.
the worse for wear informal
1. worn.
2. feeling rather unwell, especially as a result of drinking too much alcohol.
worse off less fortunate or prosperous.
Origin
OE wyrsa, wiersa (adjective), wiers (adverb), of Gmc origin; related to war.
Wikipedia
For better or worse
For better or worse, For better or for worse or For better, for worse may refer to:
- "For better for worse", a phrase from traditional English-language Christian marriage vows
Examples of use of worse and worse
1. "Then it just kept getting worse and worse and worse." He pointed to stone shambles.
2. In 2002, "it started with a cold he couldn‘t shake ... and it kept getting worse and worse and worse," she said.
3. Unless Ross is challenged he will get worse and worse.
4. "It gets worse and worse, there are so many cars.
5. "After his death, our situation got worse and worse.