Translation "jadno" to English

jadno{adverb}

calamitously · miserly · pitifully · poorly · wretchedly

jadno

adverbIPA: / jadno /

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adverbIPA: / kəlæmɪtəsli /

Disastrously; producing a calamity.

adverbIPA: / maɪzərli /

Like a miser; very covetous; sordid; niggardly. SYN. Avaricious; niggardly; parsimonious.

Tom is miserly.

Source: Tatoeba

Because Tom, who didn't have his key with him, was too miserly to ring the locksmith, he broke into his own flat.

Source: Tatoeba

But America, generous with second chances to the children of other lands, today grows miserly with first chances to the children of its own.

Source: TED2020

adverbIPA: / pɪtəfəli /

To a pitiful degree.

In fact, we have a pitifully poor understanding of how organisms work even cells we're not really too good on yet.

Source: TED2020

Why do the children cry pitifully?

Source: Tatoeba

That's my job. I'm paid to do it. Pitifully poor, but I am paid to do it.

Source: TED2020

adverbIPA: / pʊrli /

1. In a poor manner or condition; with little money
2. With little or no success; indifferently
3. Without skill or merit; badly

The problem with ecosystems is that we understand them so poorly, that we don't know they're really in trouble until it's almost too late.

Source: TED2020

If kids were in school over the summer, then they couldn't regress, but traditional summer school is poorly designed.

Source: TED2020

I've been feeling poorly for the last couple of days.

Source: Tatoeba

Synonyms: badly · ill

adverbIPA: / retʃədli /

In a wretched manner.

Translation may not be correct. Examples are from unreviewed external source.