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I. poorly [ingl. am. ˈpʊrli, ˈpɔrli, ingl. brit. ˈpɔːli, ˈpʊəli] ADJ. pred esp ingl. brit.
poorly
to be/feel poorly
to be/feel poorly
estar/sentirse pachucho Esp. coloq.
II. poorly [ingl. am. ˈpʊrli, ˈpɔrli, ingl. brit. ˈpɔːli, ˈpʊəli] ADV.
1. poorly (badly):
poorly perform/play
they were poorly paid
2. poorly (showing signs of poverty):
poorly
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pachucho (pachucha)
poorly coloq.
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I. poorly [ˈpʊəli, ingl. am. ˈpʊr-] ADV.
1. poorly (resulting from poverty):
poorly
to be poorly off
2. poorly (inadequately):
poorly
poorly dressed
to think poorly of sb
II. poorly [ˈpʊəli, ingl. am. ˈpʊr-] ADJ.
to feel poorly
to handle poorly
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I. poorly [ˈpʊr·li] ADV.
1. poorly (resulting from poverty):
poorly
2. poorly (inadequately):
poorly
poorly dressed
to think poorly of sb
II. poorly [ˈpʊr·li] ADJ.
to feel poorly
to handle poorly
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He designed and built engines rugged enough to withstand the shock of combat, as well as ill-treatment by poorly trained operating engineers.
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The manual handoffs between technology teams were also highly inefficient and poorly documented.
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He also learned that the policies of poorly paid breadwinners were canceled when they missed a payment, due to little-understood clauses within the policy.
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This can prevent a poorly-performing item from underselling, but it also eliminates the possibility of a bidding war.
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The food provided by the school was generally poorly cooked and unhealthy, and the cook was reported to be careless, dirty, and wasteful.
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