70 sentences for 壞 (huài — bad) — page 4 of 4

61. 听到这个坏消息，我的心凉了半截。

    tīng​dào zhè​ge huài xiāo​xi, wǒ de xīn liáng le bàn​jié.

    My heart sank when I heard the bad news.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

62. 他听到这个坏消息后感到心烦意乱。

    tā tīng​dào zhè​ge huài xiāo​xi hòu gǎn​dào xīn​fán​yì​luàn.

    He felt upset and distracted after hearing the bad news.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

63. 他下定决心要狠狠改掉这个坏习惯。

    tā xià​dìng jué​xīn yào hěn​hěn gǎi​diào zhè gè huài xí​guàn.

    He is determined to kick this bad habit for good.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

64. 他不小心交了坏朋友，结果误入了歧途。

    tā bù xiǎo​xīn jiāo le huài péng​you, jié​guǒ wù​rù le qí​tú.

    He accidentally made bad friends and ended up going astray.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

65. 坏皇后在红苹果里下毒，想害死美丽的公主。

    huài huáng​hòu zài hóng píng​guǒ lǐ xià​dú, xiǎng hài​sǐ měi​lì de gōng​zhǔ.

    The evil queen poisoned the red apple, intending to kill the beautiful princess.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

66. 当他听到这个坏消息时，愤怒地大声咆哮起来。

    dāng tā tīng​dào zhè​ge huài xiāo​xi shí, fèn​nù de dà​shēng páo​xiào qi​lai.

    When he heard the bad news, he let out an angry roar.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

67. 为了家庭的和睦，他一直在容忍妻子的坏脾气。

    wèi​le jiā​tíng de hé​mù, tā yī​zhí zài róng​rěn qī​zi de huài pí​qi.

    For the sake of family harmony, he has been putting up with his wife's bad temper.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

68. 你这个坏透了的狗崽子，竟然敢在背后偷我的东西！

    nǐ zhè​ge huài tòu le de gǒu​zǎi​zi, jìng​rán gǎn zài bèi​hòu tōu wǒ de dōng​xi!

    You rotten little brat, how dare you steal my things behind my back!

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

69. 为了保持身体健康，他决定甩掉熬夜看球的坏习惯。

    wèi​le bǎo​chí shēn​tǐ jiàn​kāng, tā jué​dìng shuǎi​diào áo​yè kàn​qiú de huài xí​guàn.

    To maintain his health, he decided to kick the bad habit of staying up late to watch sports.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

70. 在那部描写旧社会的戏剧中，那个王八的形象被刻画得极坏。

    zài nà bù miáo​xiě jiù shè​huì de xì​jù zhōng, nà​gè wáng​ba de xíng​xiàng bèi kè​huà de jí huài.

    In that play depicting the old society, the character of that scoundrel was portrayed as being extremely wicked.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary