badly russian
пройти́
to pass by, to walk past, to go past
to pass, to elapse, to go by
to take place, to be held, to go (well or badly)
to go through, to pass through, to seep through, to penetrate
to cover (a topic), to go through (material), to study
to pass, to get through
проходи́ть
to pass by, to walk past, to go past
to go through, to pass through, to fit through
to take place, to be held, to proceed, to go (well or badly)
to pass, to elapse, to go by
to cover (a topic), to study, to do (in class)
to undergo, to take (an exam), to go through
пло́хо
badly, poorly
it is bad, that's bad
unwell, sick
hard (to do something), barely
ничего́
nothing, not anything
never mind, that's all right, no problem
not bad, not badly, passably, so-so
бо́льно
painfully, badly, it hurts
extremely, terribly, awfully
a bit too, overly
здо́рово
great, splendidly, superbly, fine
a lot, thoroughly, soundly, badly
healthily, wholesomely, in good health
нехорошо́
it is bad, it is wrong, it is not right
badly, not well
unwell, sick
разби́ть
to break, to smash, to shatter, to crash
to defeat, to beat, to rout
to divide (into parts), to break down, to split up
to hurt badly, to injure, to bruise, to fracture
to shatter, to wreck, to dash (hopes)
to pitch (a tent), to set up (a camp)
to lay out (a garden), to plant out
to space (type), to letterspace
скла́дываться
to take shape, to form, to develop, to emerge
to work out, to turn out, to go (well or badly)
to fold, to fold up, to fold away
протека́ть
to leak, to be leaky, to let water through
to proceed, to take its course, to go (well or badly), to occur
to flow, to run, to flow through
to pass, to elapse, to slip by
продава́ться
to be for sale, to be sold, to be on sale
to sell (well or badly), to go (of goods)
to sell oneself, to sell out, to take bribes
разби́ться
to break, to shatter, to get broken
to be badly injured, to hurt oneself badly, to be killed (in a crash)
to crash, to be wrecked
to divide (into groups), to break up (into groups), to split up
боле́зненно
painfully, badly, oversensitively
painfully
morbidly, unhealthily, excessively
sickly
неуда́чно
unsuccessfully, badly
разбива́ть
to break, to smash, to shatter
to divide, to split up, to break down (into parts)
to pitch (a tent), to set up (a camp)
to lay out (a garden), to create (a park)
to defeat, to beat, to rout
to hurt badly, to injure, to bruise
to break (someone's heart), to shatter (hopes)
to space out
ду́рно
badly, bad, ill
скве́рно
badly, poorly, awfully
nauseously, sick (feel), wretched (feel)
foully, vilely, filthily, disgustingly
кру́пно
greatly, seriously, badly
in large letters, large
coarsely, into large pieces
разбива́ться
to break, to shatter, to be smashed
to crash, to be wrecked
to hurt oneself badly, to be injured
to break up, to be divided, to split up
безобразно
disgracefully, outrageously, shamefully, badly
hideously, terribly, monstrously
надорва́ть
to tear slightly, to tear partway, to make a small tear in
to overstrain, to overtax, to strain badly
искове́ркать
to ruin, to spoil, to wreck
to mangle, to damage badly, to disfigure
to distort, to garble, to twist, to mangle (words)
разболе́ться
to hurt badly
истоскова́ться
to miss badly, to be sick, to yearn
стира́ться
to be erased, to wear away, to be rubbed off, to become blurred
to be washed, to wash (well or badly), to wash out (of a stain)
изукра́сить
to adorn, to decorate richly, to deck out
to spoil, to disfigure, to mess up
to beat black and blue, to beat up badly
парши́во
badly, poorly, lousy, crappy
раскрои́ть
to cut out (fabric), to cut to a pattern
to split open (someone's head), to gash badly
пили́кать
to scrape away (on a violin), to strum, to saw away, to play badly
неустро́енный
unsettled, not put on order, badly organized
сла́бо
weakly, faintly, feebly
poorly, badly
loosely, slackly
изра́ненный
covered with wounds, badly wounded, mangled
wounded (emotionally), scarred, hurt
малообеспе́ченный
low-income, needy, poor, badly off
needy person, low-income person, the poor
неблагоустро́енный
badly organized, ill-equipped, uncomfortable
непутём
badly
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
подгуля́ть
to get tipsy, to have a drop too much, to be a bit tight
to turn out badly, to be far from good, to be poorish
разба́ливаться
to start to ache badly, to begin to hurt, to get worse (of pain)
to fall seriously ill, to come down badly with something
раззуде́ться
to begin to itch badly, to start smarting more and more
to itch for action, to be eager (to do something)
to start buzzing wildly
слабова́то
rather badly
уби́ться
to hurt oneself badly, to bruise oneself, to knock oneself out
to be killed (in an accident), to die (in a crash), to lose one's life
to grieve (over), to lament (for), to wail (over)
to be killed
зажёвывать
to jam (paper), to crease (paper), to chew up (paper)
to mumble, to slur (words), to swallow (one's words)
to chew up, to chew badly
некачественно
poorly, badly, substandardly
уку́шаться
to bite oneself badly, to get badly bitten
разла́мываться
to break apart, to break in two, to come apart
to be splitting (of a headache), to ache badly
заломи́ться
to break, to snap, to give way
to start aching badly, to begin to throb with pain, to feel a sharp pain
изре́заться
to cut oneself badly, to get cut all over
to get cut up, to get torn, to become tattered
тупи́ть
to be slow on the uptake, to act dumb, to be dense
to run slowly, to lag, to work badly
to blunt, to dull
фигово
badly, poorly, terribly, crappy (informal)
намалева́вший
having daubed, having scrawled, having badly painted
пиликанный
badly played, scraped (of music/sound), fiddled
исцара́павшийся
scratched all over, covered in scratches, badly scratched
кропанный
scribbled, badly written, amateurish
пили́кавший
scraping (on a violin), fiddling badly, sawing away
squeaking, whining, beeping
пога́но
badly, poorly, nastily, foully
it's bad, it's nasty, it's awful, feel lousy
нама́ранный
smeared, soiled, stained
scribbled, scrawled, badly written
с грехо́м попола́м
with great difficulty, barely, narrowly
after a fashion, so-so, more badly than well
ху́до
badly, poorly, ill
evil, harm, something bad
ли́хо
dashingly, jauntily, boldly, smartly
badly, ill, evilly
Examples
После́дние три ваго́на поезда бы́ли сильно повреждены.
The last three coaches of the train were badly damaged.
У меня си́льное кровотече́ние.
I'm bleeding badly.
Э́ти крестья́не очень нужда́ются в земле́ для выра́щивания ри́са.
Those peasants badly need land to grow rice.
Тома сильно би́ли, прежде чем уби́ть.
Tom was badly beaten before being killed.
Бе́дные порой сопротивля́ются ужа́сному правле́нию; бога́тые всегда проти́вятся правле́нию вообще.
The poor have sometimes objected to being governed badly; the rich have always objected to being governed at all.
Бе́дные иногда проти́вятся тому, чтобы ими плохо управля́ли; бога́тые вообще проти́вятся, чтобы ими управля́ли.
The poor have sometimes objected to being governed badly; the rich have always objected to being governed at all.
He treated me badly.
He treated me badly.
Они плохо со мной обраща́лись.
They treated me badly.
Нам будет вас ужасно не хвата́ть.
We will miss you badly.
Он плохо обраща́лся со свои́ми сыновья́ми.
He behaved badly to his sons.
She is badly off.
Я, кажется, здорово промахну́лся?
I slipped up badly, didn't I?
Tom treated Mary badly.
Tom treated me badly.
Tom treated me badly.
Я, должно быть, плохо вы́разился.
I must have expressed myself badly.
Его су́мка была́ сильно повреждена.
His bag was badly damaged.
У Мэри оста́лись ужа́сные шра́мы после неудачно выполненной пласти́ческой опера́ции.
Mary was left badly scarred after botched plastic surgery.
Нам будет тебя ужасно не хвата́ть.
We will miss you badly.
Marta dresses badly.
Крыло автомоби́ля бы́ло сильно по́гнуто.
The fender was badly dented.
He treated me badly.
Том остро нужда́ется в по́мощи.
Tom needs help badly.
Is Tom badly hurt?
Э́то могло́ очень плохо ко́нчиться.
This could end very badly.
She is badly brought up.
Как э́то ты ухитри́лся так пора́ниться?
How did you manage to get yourself so badly injured?
Пожила́я да́ма е́дет на свое́й маши́не вдоль у́лицы и ви́дит, как не́сколько рабо́чих залеза́ют на телефо́нные столбы́. "На́глость кака́я! - фы́ркает она, - я же не настолько плохо е́зжу".
An old lady is driving along the street in her car when she sees several workers climbing telephone poles. “What nerve!” she snorts. “It’s not as though I drive that badly.”



















