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1. that which is below standard or expectations as of ethics or decency.
The company was accused of perpetuating bad, discriminatory hiring practices in their workplace. La empresa fue acusada de perpetuar prácticas de contratación discriminatorias y malas en su lugar de trabajo.
The neighborhood is plagued by a bad, rundown apartment complex that attracts unwanted attention from local authorities. El barrio está asolado por un complejo de apartamentos ruinoso y malo que atrae la atención indeseada de las autoridades locales.
The politician's scandalous behavior was exposed as a symbol of everything that is wrong with our society's bad, corrupt system of governance. El escándalo del comportamiento inmoral del político fue expuesto como un símbolo de todo lo que está mal con nuestro sistema de gobierno corrupto y perverso.
news noun
1. information about recent and important events.
The news of the company's merger sent shockwaves through the financial market, causing stocks to fluctuate wildly. La noticia del acuerdo de fusión de la empresa envió ondas de choque a través del mercado financiero, lo que hizo que las acciones fluctuasen violentamente.
2. information reported in a newspaper or news magazine.
The morning paper brought the latest news from around the world, keeping me up to date on current events. El periódico de la mañana trajo las últimas noticias desde todo el mundo, manteniéndome al día en los eventos actuales.
3. a program devoted to current events, often using interviews and commentary.
The breaking news segment on CNN covered the latest developments in the presidential election. El segmento de noticias en vivo en CNN cubrió los últimos desarrollos en la elección presidencial.
4. informal information of any kind that is not previously known to someone.
The latest news about the company's financial struggles spread like wildfire on social media, causing stock prices to plummet. Las últimas noticias sobre los problemas financieros de la empresa se difundieron como un incendio en las redes sociales, lo que provocó una caída en los precios de las acciones.
5. the quality of being sufficiently interesting to be reported in news bulletins.
The scandalous affair between the two celebrities made headlines and received widespread attention due to its sensational news. El escandaloso asunto entre las dos celebridades hizo titulares y recibió amplia atención debido a su noticia sensacional.
travel verb
1. change location.
After graduating from college, she decided to travel to Europe to explore new cities and cultures. Después de graduarse en la universidad, decidió viajar a Europa para explorar nuevas ciudades y culturas.
2. undertake a journey or trip.
After saving up for months, she decided to travel to Europe and explore its historic cities. Después de ahorrar durante meses, decidió viajar a Europa y explorar sus ciudades históricas.
3. make a trip for pleasure.
After saving up for years, Sarah decided to travel to Europe and explore all the famous landmarks she had always wanted to see. Después de ahorrar durante años, Sarah decidió viajar a Europa y explorar todos los lugares famosos que siempre había querido ver.
4. travel upon or across.
The riverboat will travel downstream to reach the ocean. El barco fluvial viajará aguas abajo para llegar al océano.
5. undergo transportation as in a vehicle.
She will travel to Paris next week by train, and then take a bus to her final destination. Ella viajará a París la próxima semana en tren y luego tomará un autobús hasta su destino final.
6. travel from place to place, as for the purpose of finding work, preaching, or acting as a judge.
As a young lawyer, she traveled extensively throughout the country, serving as a judge in various courts and gaining valuable experience. Como joven abogada, viajó ampliamente por todo el país, sirviendo como jueza en diversas cortes y adquiriendo valiosa experiencia.
1. quickly or rapidly (often used as a combining form).
The firefighters responded fast to the emergency call, arriving on the scene within minutes to put out the spreading flames. Los bomberos respondieron rápido a la llamada de emergencia, llegando al lugar en minutos para apagar las llamas que se extendían.
She drove fast down the highway, weaving in and out of lanes with ease, but was eventually pulled over for speeding. Ella condujo rápido por la autopista, maniobrando con facilidad entre carriles, pero fue eventualmente detenida por exceso de velocidad.
2. firmly or closely.
She fast grasped his hand, her fingers intertwining with his in a reassuring grip. Ella abrazó rápidamente su mano, sus dedos entrelazándose con los suyos en un apretón reconfortante.
The coach instructed the player to fast tackle the opponent, making sure not to let go until the ball was secure. El entrenador instruyó al jugador a realizar un tackle rápido al oponente, asegurándose de no soltar hasta que el balón estuviera seguro.
