worst
খারাপ
definition
adverb
manufacturing and mining are the industries worst affected by falling employment
most severely or seriously.
verb
this was not the time for a deep discussionu2014she was tired and she would be worsted
get the better of; defeat.
noun
when I saw the ambulance outside her front door, I began to fear the worst
the most serious or unpleasant thing that could happen.
adjective
the speech was the worst he had ever made
of the poorest quality or the lowest standard; least good or desirable.
at least 32 people died in Australia's worst bus accident
most severe, serious, or dangerous.
translation of 'worst'
অতি মন্দ অবস্থা,
অতি দুষ্ট,
অত্যন্ত মন্দ,
পরাজিত করা
verb
পরাস্ত করা
noun
চরম মন্দ
example
Oldham's Beever Primary School recorded the region's highest level of unauthorised absence last year - ranking as the 23rd 'worst' in the country.
I lay there expecting the 'worst' at any moment.
She was expecting the 'worst' at any moment as she opened the door to the gym area.
The 'worst' of the looting was over, and there was enough calm in the shattered streets for her to feel the popular elation, despite the fear and violence that lay below the surface.
One driver gets knocked out every week until the final, and 'worst' driver remains.
With a bit of prudence we should be able to avoid the 'worst' of times.
This comes as torrential rain forced hundreds of people from their homes in north-east Scotland, the area 'worst' hit by this weekend's extreme weather.
Australia's 'worst' railway accident was in 1977 in the Sydney suburb of Granville, in which 83 people died.
The 'worst' of the country's terrorism seemed to be in the past.
The 'worst' of the weather is expected to impact the region between Thursday, December 23rd and Sunday December 26th.
The 'worst' performance I've ever seen on stage is by one of these guys.
The annual event, held in the shadow of St Magnus Cathedral, escaped the 'worst' of the forecast weather.
The 'worst' hailstorm ever to hit Egypt struck, beating down crops growing in the fields and even killing people and animals caught in it.
The United Nations described the crisis as the world's 'worst' humanitarian disaster, affecting more than 2m people.
Though cleverly written, I consider this one of Hemingway's 'worst' stories.
In Jakarta, the city 'worst' hit by this epidemic, over 6,200 people have been afflicted by the disease and 50 of them have died.
Cumbria has the unenviable reputation of being the county 'worst' hit by the virus with 877 confirmed outbreaks and more than 1.1 million animals culled in total.
The 'worst' of the attack is over but I'm still spending a great deal of time sleeping and, although the fever's gone, the mysterious joint and muscular aches remain.
Being a woman, too, has its disadvantages, given the lack of genuinely good comedic parts being written, or the tabloid culture of exposing celebrities whenever they look their 'worst' .
The 'worst' of the gales were predicted to hit the South West, in particular Devon and Cornwall, with high winds also affecting parts of Wales, southern England and the Midlands.
The 'worst' may not happen, but we must prepare for it
Watch Joan and Melissa Rivers blow the whistle on the evening's best and, yes, 'worst' dressed.
The department has been unhappy with the media practice of rearranging the data into a ranking order of best to 'worst' performing schools, and this new system will make it more difficult to do that.
The 'worst' would probably be strategic isolation within the region, and all the additional resources that would, as a consequence, be needed for defense.
But officials are hoping that the 'worst' of this new flooding is over.
In almost unplayable conditions Blackburn produced their 'worst' performance of the season against local rivals Bolton.
With the nation in its 'worst' economic crisis in a generation, budgets to maintain railway lines and other equipment have been severely slashed.
It is the country's worst maritime disaster and ranks as one of the world's 'worst' ferry accidents of all time.
Gale Edwards has experienced the best and 'worst' of life in the music theatre business over the past few weeks.
The 'worst' pandemic ever seen was an outbreak of Spanish flu in 1918 which killed millions around the world, including at least 200,000 in Britain.
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