ILL: [ il ]
a. 壞的,有病的
ad. 壞,不利地
n. 不幸,禍害
v. 生病

詞形變化:
形容詞比較級:worse 最高級:worst 副詞比較級:worse 最高級:worst

例句與用法:
1. Did you really feel ill this morning?
今天早晨你真的感到身體不適嗎？

2. You should not speak ill of your friend.
你不應(yīng)該說你朋友的壞話。

3. She fell ill/was taken ill suddenly.
她突然病了.

4. He's been ill for two weeks.
他病了兩個星期了.

5. I wish him no ill.
我對他并無惡感.

6. We can ill afford the time or money for a holiday.
我們簡直連度假的時間或金錢都沒有.

7. My husband was a great comfort to me when my son was ill.
我兒子生病時，丈夫給了我極大的安慰。

8. They had to shelve their holiday plans because their son was ill.
他們不得不把度假計劃擱置，因為他們的兒子病了。


英英解釋:
名詞ill:
1. an often persistent bodily disorder or disease; a cause for complaining
同義詞：ailment, complaint
形容詞ill:
1. affected by an impairment of normal physical or mental function
同義詞：sick
2. resulting in suffering or adversity
3. distressing
4. indicating hostility or enmity
5. presaging ill fortune
同義詞：inauspicious, ominous
副詞ill:
1. (`ill' is often used as a combining form) in a poor or improper or unsatisfactory manner; not well
同義詞：badly, poorly
2. unfavorably or with disapproval
同義詞：badly
3. with difficulty or inconvenience; scarcely or hardly