英语释义

• become unfit for consumption or use;

  "the meat must be eaten before it spoils"

• stop operating or functioning;

  "The engine finally went"

  "The car died on the road"

  "The bus we travelled in broke down on the way to town"

  "The coffee maker broke"

  "The engine failed on the way to town"

  "her eyesight went after the accident"

片语

Go since bad to worse每况愈下

Go from bad from worse每况愈下

go from bad to worse每况愈下

go sour不再受欢迎；出漏子；变酸

turn sour令人失望；不受欢迎；恶化；变酸

go from bad to wors每况愈下

go o bad食物变坏

go to bad转至坏

go to bad make love转至坏翻译公司

go from bad to orse每况愈下

英汉例句

• bank of america is bracing for another wave of loans to go bad as the recession drags on.

  受经继续济衰退的拖累，美国银行不得不防备另一波大量贷款成为坏账的可能。

• this game can go bad in a number of ways.

  这个游戏从各方面来说都是很糟糕的。

• good men can go bad when money is all that matters.

  在金钱的驱使下善也会变为恶.

• if the underlying assets go bad and the products can’t be repaid, the banks are usually not technically liable, but the risk is that they will be forced to take the losses nonetheless.

  如果这些潜在的资产太糟糕，产品没有回报，（尽管）银行技术上是没有责任的，但不得不接受损失的风险的事实明摆着在那里。

• these dishes will go bad after a few days.

  再过两天这些菜就吃不得了.

• foods can go bad if they get to too warm.

  如果食物的温度太高,他们就会变质.

• milk will go bad if it is kept for a long time, especially if it is not kept cold.

  鲜奶在保存了很长一段时间之后就很容易变质，特别是没有在低温下保存的时候。

• they usually go bad very soon.

  蔬菜容易坏.

• no seafood that might go bad very quickly —i’d bring it for the first meal, but not for the rest

  不要海鲜，这类食物坏的很快——我会第一顿就吃掉，而不是放在以后吃

• don’t take the little sticker off the peach until you’re ready to eat it because the sticker will rip the skin and make it go bad faster。

  除非你想吃掉桃子，否则不要轻易把它的包装撕掉，因为没有包装它会坏的很快。