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Qué (quién) es BADNESS - definición
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BAD; Bad (song); BAD (disambiguation); Bad (michael jackson); User:Citizenwoo/Plugitinisbad; Badness; Bad (disambiguation); Bad (film)
Badness
·noun The state of being bad.
badness
see bad
bad
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adj.
1) bad for (smoking is bad for your health)
2) bad to + inf. (it's bad to lie)
3) bad that + clause (it's too bad that he was not able to attend the meeting)
4) (misc.) not bad ('quite good'); not half bad ('fairly good'); that's (just) too bad ('nothing can be done about that')
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n.
1) (colloq.) to be in bad with smb. ('to be on bad terms with smb.')
2) to go from bad to worse
Ejemplos de uso de BADNESS
1. But the goodness or badness of zoos isn‘t really the point.
2. But because Andy is such an impossible construct –– a girl too pretty to have badness stick to her, a manipulative innocent –– the whole giddy premise teeters on suspended disbelief as if on a skyscraper–high stiletto heel.
3. Blige –– even Prince, His Royal Badness himself –– consented to appear, along with genuine legends (Al Jarreau, Dionne Warwick, Burt Bacharach) and bizarre footnotes (Meat Loaf, to whom the years have not been kind). "Idol" has gone from uncool to a land beyond cool.
4. Margarito Esquino, an activist for indigenous rights in El Salvador, lit incense and waved condor feathers toward the sky, shouting in Spanish, "O Great Spirit, we ask you to get rid of all the badness in this building and bring in the good!" Rabbi David Schneyer, of the Am Kolel Sanctuary and Renewal Center in Beallsville, blew on a shofar, a ram‘s horn traditionally sounded for the Jewish new year.
5. We have to consider injuries plus security, which is why the support crew will stay closer to the guys than before, so we can be there quickly if they have any dramas." Welshman Dr Jones added: "To be honest, if we can avoid the badness in the worst areas, the biggest risk is going to be the guys falling off the bikes and hurting themselves, or the 4x4 support vehicles rolling, like one did in Long Way Round.