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Worst-Case-Simulation
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I. ill [ɪl] ADJ inv
1. ill (sick):
krank <kränker, am kränksten>
an etw Dat erkrankt sein
2. ill:
übel <übler, am übelsten>
Pech nt <-(e)s> kein pl
3. ill Am sl:
Wendungen:
II. ill [ɪl] ADV inv form dated (badly)
form scherzh it ill behoves you to criticize me
schlecht über jdn [o. von jdm] sprechen
III. ill [ɪl] SUBST
1. ill (problems):
ills pl
ills pl
Übel nt <-s, ->
2. ill (people):
the ill pl
Kranke <-n, -n> pl
Ill.
Ill Abkürzung von Illinois
I'll [aɪl]
I'll = I will, will
I. will1 <would, -> [wɪl] VERB Aux
1. will (in future tense):
2. will (with tag question):
3. will (expressing intention):
sb will do sth
jd wird etw tun
4. will (in requests, instructions):
5. will (expressing willingness):
6. will (not functioning):
7. will (expressing facts):
8. will (expressing persistence):
9. will (expressing likelihood):
II. will1 <would, -> [wɪl] VERB intr form
wollen <will, wollte, gewolltwill, wollte, gewollt/wollen>
I. worst [wɜ:st, Am wɜ:rst] ADJ inv Superl of bad
1. worst (of poorest quality):
2. worst (least pleasant):
3. worst (most dangerous):
4. worst (least advantageous):
II. worst [wɜ:st, Am wɜ:rst] ADV inv Superl of badly
1. worst (most severely):
2. worst (least well):
3. worst (to introduce sth):
III. worst [wɜ:st, Am wɜ:rst] SUBST no pl
Wendungen:
IV. worst [wɜ:st, Am wɜ:rst] VERB trans usu passive veraltet
bad·ly <worse, worst> [ˈbædli] ADV
1. badly (poorly):
to do badly in exam
to do badly FIN
2. badly (negatively):
3. badly (very much):
sehr <mehr, am meisten>
4. badly (severely):
schwer <schwerer, schwerste>
I. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] ADJ
1. bad (inferior, of low quality):
not half bad! ugs
[gar] nicht übel! ugs
2. bad (incompetent):
to be bad at sth
3. bad:
4. bad (objectionable):
bad person, character, manners
a bad egg übtr ugs
sb's bad points
5. bad:
böse <böser, am bösesten>
6. bad (pity):
zu schade [o. ugs dumm]
7. bad (regretful):
8. bad (unfortunate):
bad decision
bad decision
Pech nt <-(e)s> kein pl
9. bad (harmful):
10. bad (spoiled):
bad food
bad food
bad übtr atmosphere, reputation
verderben <verdarb, verdorben>
11. bad (serious):
12. bad MED:
13. bad (not valid):
bad cheque
falsch <falscher, am falschesten>
14. bad Am sl (cool):
Wendungen:
to give sth up as a bad job Brit
etw abschreiben ugs übtr
sb has it bad sl
jdn hat es schwer erwischt ugs scherzh
II. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] ADV ugs
sehr <mehr, am meisten>
to need sth [real] bad
to want sth bad
III. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] SUBST no pl
1. bad (ill luck):
2. bad (evil):
3. bad (immoral state):
4. bad (debt):
5. bad (mistake):
Fehler m <-s, ->
6. bad (disfavour):
simu·la·tion [ˌsɪmjəˈleɪʃən] SUBST
Imitation f <-, -en>
Vortäuschung f <-, -en>
simulation COMPUT
Simulation f <-, -en>
simulation COMPUT
Nachahmung f <-, -en>
case1 [keɪs] SUBST
1. case (situation, instance):
Fall m <-(e)s, Fäl·le>
in case ...
in case ...
falls ...
2. case (matter):
Angelegenheit f <-, -en>
Frage f <-, -n>
3. case JUR:
Sache f <-, -n>
Verfahren nt <-s, ->
Mordfall m <-(e)s, -fälle>
to state one's case also übtr
4. case MED:
Fall m <-(e)s, Fäl·le>
Geisteskranke(r) f(m) <-n, -n; -n, -n>
5. case usu Sg (arguments):
6. case no pl JUR (evidence):
Beweisvorbringen nt fachspr
I rest my case übtr ugs
7. case übtr (person):
he's a case also scherzh ugs
8. case no pl ugs (nerves):
to be [or get] on sb's case
9. case LING:
Fall m <-(e)s, Fäl·le>
Kasus m <-, -> fachspr
case2 [keɪs] SUBST
1. case (suitcase):
Koffer m <-s, ->
2. case (for display):
Vitrine f <-, -n>
Schaukasten m <-s, -kästen>
3. case (packaging plus contents):
Kiste f <-, -n>
case for instruments
Kasten m <-s, Käs·ten>
4. case:
Schatulle f <-, -n>
Schachtel f <-, -n>
Etui nt <-s, -s>
Kasten m <-s, Käs·ten>
Hülle f <-, -n>
5. case (of a computer):
6. case TYPO:
Setzkasten m <-s, -kästen>
case3 [keɪs] VERB trans ugs
worst case simulation SUBST CTRL
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simulation SUBST CTRL
case SUBST
Present
Iworst
youworst
he/she/itworsts
weworst
youworst
theyworst
Past
Iworsted
youworsted
he/she/itworsted
weworsted
youworsted
theyworsted
Present Perfect
Ihaveworsted
youhaveworsted
he/she/ithasworsted
wehaveworsted
youhaveworsted
theyhaveworsted
Past Perfect
Ihadworsted
youhadworsted
he/she/ithadworsted
wehadworsted
youhadworsted
theyhadworsted
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The manuscript is in fairly good condition with leather binding; some leaves are badly stained with consequent complete or partial obliteration of the content.
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Meanwhile, the band's business infrastructure was eroding badly.
en.wikipedia.org
A wind on the moon is said to be the cause, making them behave badly for a year.
en.wikipedia.org
After three days, he appears badly sunburned, dehydrated, and somewhat affected by the isolation.
en.wikipedia.org
The building trade was a huge industry up here, so a lot of people were badly affected.
www.independent.ie