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sad

/sæd/

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adjective

/sæd/A1formal
  • ruИспытывающий или выражающий печаль; несчастный.

Feeling or showing sorrow; unhappy.

  1. Feeling sorrowA1formal

    Feeling or showing unhappiness or grief.

    ruГрустный

    • 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.

    Synonymsdejecteddepresseddowncastforlorngloomymiserablemournfulsorrowfulunhappywoeful

    Antonymscheerfulcontentdelightedelatedgladhappyjoyfulmerry

  2. Causing sorrowA2formal

    Causing or characterized by sorrow or regret.

    ruПечальный

    • 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.

    Synonymsdeplorabledistressinggrievouslamentablepitiableregrettablesorryunfortunatewoeful

    Antonymscheerfulgladhappyjoyful

  3. Unsatisfactory or poorB1informal

    Used to describe something that is disappointing or of low quality.

    ruПлохой

    • 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.

    Synonymsdeplorabledisappointinglamentablemiserablepatheticpitifulsorrywretched

    Antonymsacceptableadmirableexcellentgoodsatisfactory

Forms
  • sadder comparative form
  • saddest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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