Have a bad attitude Meaning in English

expression

US

HAV uh BAD AT-uh-tood

UK

hav uh BAD AT-i-tyood

释义

To act in a negative, unfriendly, or uncooperative way, often showing disrespect or unwillingness to help or improve.

用法与细微差别

Commonly used to criticize someone's behavior at work, school, or in groups. It’s informal, often said about teens or employees. 'Bad attitude' suggests a pattern, not just a bad moment. Avoid using it for serious mental health issues.

• Spanish: tener una mala actitud
• Portuguese (BR): ter uma má atitude
• Portuguese (PT): ter uma má atitude
• Chinese (Simplified): 态度不好
• Chinese (Traditional): 態度不好
• Hindi: बुरा रवैया रखना
• Arabic: يملك موقفًا سيئًا
• Bengali: খারাপ মানসিকতা থাকা - খারাপ আচরণ করা
• Russian: плохо относиться - иметь плохое отношение
• Japanese: 悪い態度をとる
• Vietnamese: có thái độ xấu
• Korean: 태도가 나쁘다
• Turkish: kötü bir tutuma sahip olmak
• Urdu: برا رویہ رکھنا
• Indonesian: bersikap buruk

例句

She always has a bad attitude in class.

basic

Don’t have a bad attitude with your teammates.

basic

If you have a bad attitude, it’s hard to make friends.

basic

My boss says I have a bad attitude because I question everything.

natural

He used to have a bad attitude, but now he's much more positive.

natural

Stop telling me I have a bad attitude—I just want things to be fair.

natural