Đau yếu, ốm

to be seriously ill

bị ốm nặng

to fall ill; to be taken ill

bị ốm

to look ill

trông có vẻ ốm

Xấu, tồi, kém; ác

ill health

sức khoẻ kém

ill fame

tiếng xấu

ill management

sự quản lý (trông nom) kém

Không may, rủi

ill fortune

vận rủi

(từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) khó

ill to please

khó chiều

ill weeds grow apace

cái xấu lan nhanh, thói xấu dễ bắt chước

It's an ill wind that blows nobody any good

Trong cái xấu có cái tốt, trong cái dở có cái hay

Xấu, tồi, kém; sai; ác

to behave ill

xử sự xấu

Khó chịu

Don't take it ill

Đừng nên lấy cái đó làm khó chịu, đừng nên bực mình vì cái đó

ill at ease

không thoải mái

Không lợi, không may, rủi cho

to go ill with someone

rủi cho ai, không lợi cho ai

Khó mà, hầu như, không thể

I could ill afford it

tôi khó mà có thể cáng đáng nổi cái đó

to bode well/ill

o augure well/ill for sb/sth

Là điềm tốt/xấu cho ai/cái gì

to deserve well/ill of sb

xứng đáng được ai đối xử tốt/xấu

Điều xấu, việc ác, điều hại

( số nhiều) những vụ rủi ro, những điều bất hạnh

có hại

Dislike, animosity, hatred, hate, loathing, abhorrence,detestation, malevolence, malice, hostility, enmity, animus,antipathy, aversion, rancour, acrimony, spite, venom, vitriol,acerbity: I bear her no ill will for the way she treated me.She incurred his ill will by refusing him access to thechildren.

Adj.

(usu. predic.; often foll. by with)out of health; sick (is ill; was taken ill with pneumonia;mentally ill people).

(of health) unsound, disordered.

Wretched, unfavourable (ill fortune; ill luck).

Harmful (illeffects).

Hostile, unkind (ill feeling).

Archaic morallybad.

Faulty, unskilful (ill taste; ill management).

(ofmanners or conduct) improper.

Adv.

Badly, wrongly(ill-matched).

A imperfectly (ill-provided). b scarcely (canill afford to do it).

Unfavourably (it would have gone illwith them).

N.

Injury, harm.

Evil; the opposite ofgood.

(of a plan etc.) not well formed or considered. ill-advisedlyin a foolish or badly considered manner. ill-affected (foll. bytowards) not well disposed. ill-assorted not well matched. illat ease embarrassed, uneasy. ill-behaved see BEHAVE. ill bloodbad feeling; animosity. ill-bred badly brought up; rude. illbreeding bad manners. ill-considered = ill-advised.ill-defined not clearly defined. ill-disposed 1 (often foll. bytowards) unfavourably disposed.

Disposed to evil; malevolent.ill-equipped (often foll. by to + infin.) not adequatelyequipped or qualified. ill fame see FAME. ill-fated destinedto or bringing bad fortune. ill-favoured (US -favored)unattractive, displeasing, objectionable. ill feeling badfeeling; animosity. ill-founded (of an idea etc.) not wellfounded; baseless. ill-gotten gained by wicked or unlawfulmeans. ill humour moroseness, irritability. ill-humouredbad-tempered. ill-judged unwise; badly considered.ill-mannered having bad manners; rude. ill nature churlishness,unkindness. ill-natured churlish, unkind. ill-naturedlychurlishly. ill-omened attended by bad omens. ill-starredunlucky; destined to failure. ill success partial or completefailure. ill temper moroseness. ill-tempered morose,irritable. ill-timed done or occurring at an inappropriatetime. ill-treat (or -use) treat badly; abuse. ill-treatment(or ill use) abuse; bad treatment. ill will bad feeling;animosity. an ill wind an unfavourable or untoward circumstance(with ref. to the proverb it's an ill wind that blows nobodygood). speak ill of say something unfavourable about. [ME f.ON illr, of unkn. orig.]