sad
/sæd/adjective
A1formalcommon/sæd/Feeling or showing sorrow; unhappy.
ruИспытывающий или выражающий печаль; несчастный.esQue siente o expresa tristeza; afligido o melancólico.frQui éprouve ou exprime de la tristesse ; malheureux ou mélancolique.deVon Traurigkeit erfüllt oder Traurigkeit ausdrückend; unglücklich, betrübt.ptQue sente ou expressa tristeza; infeliz, abatido.zh感到或表现出悲伤、不快乐的;令人难过的。arالشعور بالحزن أو التعبير عنه؛ غير سعيد.
- Feeling sorrow A1 formal
Feeling or showing unhappiness or grief.
- She felt sad after hearing the bad news.
- He looked sad when his friend moved away.
- The movie had a sad ending that made everyone cry.
ruГрустныйestristefrTriste (ressentant du chagrin)detraurigptTristezh悲伤arحزين
المرادفات: dejecteddepresseddowncastforlorngloomymiserablemournfulsorrowfulunhappywoeful
- Causing sorrow A2 formal
Causing or characterized by sorrow or regret.
- It was a sad day for the whole community.
- The sad truth is that many animals are endangered.
- She told a sad story about her childhood.
ruПечальныйesque causa tristezafrqui cause de la tristessedetraurigptTristezh令人悲伤的arمُحْزِن
المرادفات: deplorabledistressinggrievouslamentablepitiableregrettablesorryunfortunatewoeful
- Unsatisfactory or poor B1 informal
Used to describe something that is disappointing or of low quality.
- The team put on a sad performance last night.
- That's a sad excuse for a meal.
- He made a sad attempt at fixing the car.
ruПлохойesinsatisfactorio o pobrefrMédiocre, décevantdeSchlechtptRuimzh糟糕的arسيئ ومُخيب للآمال
المرادفات: deplorabledisappointinglamentablemiserablepatheticpitifulsorrywretched
- sadder comparative form
- saddest superlative form