bad russian
пло́хо
badly, poorly
it is bad, that's bad
unwell, sick
hard (to do something), barely
худо́й
thin, skinny, lean, gaunt
worn out, torn, holey, leaky
bad, evil, poor
больно́й
ill, sick
sore, aching, bad (tooth or leg)
painful, sensitive, touchy
плохо́й
bad
ничего́
nothing, not anything
never mind, that's all right, no problem
not bad, not badly, passably, so-so
непло́хо
not bad, rather well, quite good
зарабо́тать
to earn, to make (money)
to start working, to start up, to kick in
to earn oneself (something bad), to come down with, to land oneself (with)
дурно́й
bad, evil, wicked, foul
silly, stupid, foolish
руга́ться
to swear, to curse, to use bad language
to swear at (someone), to curse (someone)
to quarrel, to argue, to fight, to call each other names
выража́ться
to express oneself, to put it (in words)
to be expressed, to manifest itself, to show itself
to swear, to use bad language
нехорошо́
it is bad, it is wrong, it is not right
badly, not well
unwell, sick
зараба́тывать
to earn, to make (money)
to earn oneself (something bad), to bring upon oneself
неуда́ча
failure, setback
bad luck, misfortune
неплохо́й
not bad, quite good
нехоро́ший
bad, not good, poor
evil, wicked, nasty
haunted, uncanny
недо́брый
unkind, bad
лихо́й
daring, dashing, rakish, valiant
evil, wicked, bad, hard
скве́рный
bad, nasty, lousy, poor
foul, vile, disgusting, obscene
натвори́ть
to do (something bad), to get up to, to screw up, to cause (trouble)
ру́гань
bad language, swearing, abuse, cursing
swearing, scolding, telling-off
изря́дный
considerable, not so bad, handsome
вре́дно
harmful, unhealthy, bad for you
harmfully, hurtfully
нела́дный
wrong, amiss, not right
bad, poor, sorry
damned, confounded
сгнить
to rot, to decay, to go bad, to rot away
ду́рно
badly, bad, ill
непого́да
Bad weather
хам
ill-bred man (bad manners rude impolite)
брань
swearing, abuse, bad language, invective
scolding, telling-off, reproach
battle, war, fight
гнить
to rot, to decay, to putrefy, to go bad
to rot away, to waste away, to degenerate, to stagnate
испо́ртиться
to spoil, to go bad, to go off
to break down, to break, to stop working
to deteriorate, to get worse, to take a turn for the worse
to be ruined, to be spoiled, to be botched
to become spoiled, to become corrupted, to go to the bad
по́рча
spoilage, spoiling, going bad
damage, breakdown
deterioration, degradation, decay
ту́хлый
rotten, bad, spoiled, putrid
lousy, gloomy, dismal
докати́ться
to roll (up to), to reach by rolling
to sink to, to come to, to stoop to, to end up (in a bad state)
поту́хнуть
to go out, to die out, to be out, to go bad
по́ртиться
to spoil, to go bad, to go off
to break down, to get damaged, to stop working
to deteriorate, to get worse, to worsen
душо́к
musty smell, slight bad smell, taint
whiff, faint scent, hint of a smell
smack, tinge, streak
недурно́й
not bad, not bad-looking
безвку́сный
tasteless, bland, insipid, flavourless
tasteless, in bad taste, gaudy
ги́блый
unreliable, bad
повини́ться
to confess to bad deed
проки́снуть
to turn sour, to go sour, to curdle, to ferment
to go bad, to spoil, to rot
невезе́ние
bad luck
доигра́ться
to get into trouble, to come to grief, to ask for trouble
to play until something bad happens, to carry on playing until trouble comes
нена́стье
rainy cloudy and stormy bad weather
распу́тица
season of bad roads, slush
неблагополу́чный
unhappy, unfavourable, bad
безвку́сица
bad taste
полбеды́
not so bad, half the trouble, a small loss
неурожа́й
bad harvest, failure of crops, crop failure, poor crop
насоли́ть
to spite (someone), to do a bad turn, to do something nasty, to annoy
to salt (a quantity of), to pickle in brine, to salt down
плёвый
trifling, trivial, insignificant
lousy, rotten, bad
пло́хонький
rather bad
нага́дить
to foul (a place), to defecate (in), to soil
to do (someone) a bad turn, to play a dirty trick on, to mess things up for, to harm
отвра́тный
very bad
мази́ла
bad shot, duffer, butterfingers
dauber, hack painter, scribbler
slob, grubby person, messy person
по́рченый
spoiled, gone bad, bad
bewitched, jinxed, under the evil eye
невоспи́танный
ill-bred, bad -mannered, ill-mannered, rude
слабова́тый
rather bad
плохова́то
a bit bad, rather bad, not very good, so-so
прогада́ть
to miscalculate, to lose out, to make a bad bargain, to misjudge
to spend money on fortune-telling, to spend time telling fortunes
запашо́к
whiff, faint smell, slight odor, hint of a bad smell
а́ховый
awful, rotten, hopelessly bad
foolhardy, devil-may-care, reckless
incredible, amazing, terrific
мазня́
daub, bad painting, scrawl, scribble
botched job, shoddy work, sloppy work
испо́рченный
spoiled, spoilt, gone bad, tainted
баба́хнуться
to crash down, to take a bad fall, to fall with a thud
to go crazy, to lose one's mind
безвку́сие
bad taste, tastelessness, kitsch
blandness, insipidity, lack of flavour
безобра́зница
virago, bad girl
бесхозя́йственность
thriftlessness, bad management, mismanagement, negligence
злонра́вие
bad character, depravity
злонра́вный
of bad character, depraved
нака́ркать
to jinx, to bring bad luck by talking about it, to tempt fate
наса́ливать
to salt, to salt down, to put a lot of salt in
to spite, to do a bad turn, to play a dirty trick
to grease, to smear with fat, to rub with tallow
неве́жливость
impoliteness, incivility, bad manners, rudeness
невоспи́танность
ill breeding, bad manners
недоброка́чественный
of poor quality, bad, substandard
некульту́рность
lack of culture, philistinism, bad form, bad manners
неурожа́йный
of bad harvest
окорми́ть
to overfeed, to feed too much, to stuff with food
to poison with bad food, to make sick with spoiled food
ославля́ть
to defame, to decry, to give a bad name
плохова́тый
rather bad, not too good
подга́дить
to play a dirty trick (on), to do (someone) a bad turn, to spoil things for
to spoil, to ruin, to mess up
to do wrong, to act badly
подкузьми́ть
to do a bad, to an ill, to turn
прокиса́ть
to turn sour, to go sour, to curdle
to go bad, to rot, to spoil
реву́н
crybaby, bawler, howler
howler monkey
siren, horn, hooter
seal pup
bellower, bad singer
руга́тель
swearer, habitual user of bad language
скверносло́вить
to use foul bad language
навоня́ть
to stink, to make a stink, to create a bad smell
гря́знуть
to Stuck in the mud, (cause to) to become stuck in a place or position, to get stuck in (something bad), to be polluted
кошкода́в
cat-strangler, cat-killer, cat torturer
bad musician (especially violinist), bungler, klutz
дво́ечница
failing student, bad student, D student
доката́ться
to ride (too much) and get into trouble, to keep riding until something bad happens
нехи́лый
considerable, substantial, impressive, not bad
безвкусно
tastelessly, in bad taste
пошля́тина
vulgarity, banality, tawdriness, bad taste
разла́живаться
to get out of order, to take a bad turn, to go wrong
осла́вить
to defame, to decry, to give a bad name
ту́хнуть
to go out, to die out, to be out
to go bad, to rot, to spoil, to become rotten
to fade, to wane, to cool off, to dwindle
испо́ртившийся
spoiled, bad, rotten, damaged
по́ртящийся
perishable, spoilable, spoiling, going bad
по́ртившийся
spoiled, rotten, deteriorated, gone bad
Examples
Not a bad picture!
These oranges have gone bad.
Он часто объясня́ет свои́ неуда́чи невезе́нием.
He often attributes his failures to bad luck.
Ты забива́ешься в эмоциона́льный у́гол.
You are backing yourself into a bad emotional corner.
It is bad manners to eat with a knife.
Она сказа́ла ему держа́ться подальше от дурны́х прия́телей.
She told him to keep away from bad friends.
Она мо́жет отказа́ться разгова́ривать с тобой, потому что у неё очень плохо́е настрое́ние.
She may well refuse to speak to you because she's in a very bad mood.
Но он плохо чита́ет по-английски.
But he is bad at reading English.
От плохо́й еды́ у меня по-настоящему по́ртится настрое́ние.
When the food is bad, it's a real letdown.
Краткосро́чными эффе́ктами куре́ния явля́ются поте́ря фо́рмы, хрип, о́бщая подве́рженность заболева́ниям, запа́х изо рта, ухудше́ние ко́жи и тому подо́бное.
Short-term effects of smoking include unfitness, wheezing, a general vulnerability to illness, bad breath, bad skin and so on.
Дыша́ть ди́зельными вы́хлопами вредно для вашего здоро́вья.
Inhaling diesel exhaust is bad for our health.
Потому что челове́к, чьи мане́ры столь же плохи, как твои́, должно быть, испы́тывает терпе́ние окружа́ющих.
Because a man whose manners are as bad as yours must try everyone's patience.
От плохи́х привы́чек трудно изба́виться.
Bad habits die hard.
Его заболева́ние вызвано плохо́й пого́дой.
It was the bad weather that caused his illness.
Она побледне́ла от плохи́х весте́й.
She blanched at the bad news.
Чита́й ежедневно что-то, что никто друго́й не чита́ет. Ду́май ежедневно о чём-то, о чём никто друго́й не ду́мает. Де́лай ежедневно что-то, на что ни у кого друго́го не хва́тит глу́пости. На ра́зуме плохо ска́зывается постоя́нное единогла́сие.
Read, every day, something no one else is reading. Think, every day, something no one else is thinking. Do, every day, something no one else would be silly enough to do. It is bad for the mind to be always part of unanimity.
He is bad beyond correction.
Он не зна́ет, что невоспи́тан.
He is unconscious of his bad manners.
От плохо́й привы́чки изба́виться непросто.
It is not easy to get rid of a bad habit.
She's in a bad mood.
He's in a bad mood.
Он наконец-то изба́вился от вре́дной привы́чки.
He finally kicked the bad habit.
Он наконец-то бро́сил нарко́тики.
He finally kicked the bad habit.
Еди́нственное разли́чие между плохи́м по́варом и отравителем - в ра́зности наме́рений.
The only difference between a bad cook and a poisoner is the intent.
This meat has gone bad.
Англи́йский наполовину состои́т из плохо́й латы́ни.
Half of English is just bad Latin.
Плоха́я пого́да испо́ртила наши пла́ны.
The bad weather frustrated our plans.
Я из тех, кто очень волну́ется пе́ред аудито́рией, так что я не уме́ю произноси́ть ре́чи.
I'm the type who gets nervous in front of people, so I'm bad at speech making.
Судя по его выраже́нию лица, он в плохо́м настрое́нии.
Judging from his expression, he's in a bad mood.
Всё, чего я дости́г, явля́ется плодо́м упо́рного труда́. Все неприя́тности, кото́рые со мной случа́лись, - э́то просто неуда́ча. Всё, чего дости́гли вы, не больше чем везе́ние. А все неприя́тности, что вы́пали на вашу до́лю, явля́ются сле́дствием отсу́тствия у вас рабо́чей э́тики.
Everything I accomplished came from hard work. All bad things that happen to me are due to bad luck. All things you accomplish come from good luck. All bad things that happen to you are due to your lack of work ethic.
Плохи́е лю́ди не рожда́ются плохи́ми.
Bad people aren't born bad.



















