lousier

英 [ˈlaʊzɪə]

美 [ˈlaʊzɪər]

adj.  非常糟的; 极坏的; 恶劣的; (认为某物无太大价值而不满或感到受辱)讨厌的，倒霉的; (某事物或人)太多的
lousy的比较级

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 很差的；糟糕的；恶劣的
  If you describe something aslousy, you mean that it is of very bad quality or that you do not like it.
  1. He blamed Fiona for a lousy weekend...
     他责怪菲奥娜让他过了一个糟糕的周末。
  2. At Billy's Cafe, the menu is limited and the food is lousy...
     比利咖啡馆的菜品选择有限，食物也很差。
  3. It's lousy to be the new kid.
     作为新人的滋味总是不大好受。
• ADJ-GRADED 蹩脚的；不擅长的；不中用的
  If you describe someone aslousy, you mean that they are very bad at something they do.
  1. I was a lousy secretary...
     我是个不称职的秘书。
  2. There can be no argument about how lousy he is at public relations.
     毋庸置疑，他在公关方面很是差劲。
• ADJ 微薄的；些微的；可怜的
  If you describe the number or amount of something aslousy, you mean it is smaller than you think it should be.
  1. The pay is lousy.
     工资很低。
• ADJ-GRADED 很难受的；非常不舒服的
  If you feellousy, you feel very ill.
  1. I wasn't actually sick but I felt lousy.
     我倒没生病，只是觉得很不舒服。

双语例句

• Car sales could be even lousier.
  汽车的销售情况有可能变得更糟。
• This is not because they had a great breeding season here – they didn't – but because a multitude has come over here from Scandinavia, where an even lousier spring produced even less for them.
  这并不是因为它们在这里有一个重要的繁殖季他们没有而是因为许多是从斯堪的纳维亚半岛来到这里，那里差劲的春天给他们生产更少。
• Unfortunately, the clearer you put the story the lousier it comes out.
  不幸的是，你写得越清楚，结果就越糟糕。