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*in bad (with someone)

in trouble with someone. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) I tried not to get in bad with Wally. We got in bad with each other from the start.

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If you leave these flocks unharmed, and think of nothing but getting home, you may yet after much hardship reach Ithaca; but if you harm them, then I forewarn you of the destruction both of your ship and of your comrades; and even though you may yourself escape, you will return late, in bad plight, after losing all your men. The Odyssey by Homer View in context If, in walking up the schoolroom, I pass near her, she puts out her foot that it may touch mine; if I do not happen to observe the manoeuvre, and my boot comes in contact with her brodequin, she affects to fall into convulsions of suppressed laughter; if I notice the snare and avoid it, she expresses her mortification in sullen muttering, where I hear myself abused in bad French, pronounced with an intolerable Low German accent. The Professor by Bronte, Charlotte View in context On the other hand, in every letter I urge you to be more careful of yourself, and to wrap up yourself warmly, and to avoid going out in bad weather, and to be in all things prudent. Poor Folk by Dostoyevsky, Fyodor View in context	in absentia in accord in accordance with in action in addition in advance in agreement in all but name in all likelihood in all modesty in all my born days in all probability in an age of years in an interesting condition in an ivory tower in and of itself in any case in any event in any shape or form in any way, shape, or form in apple-pie order in arrears in at the kill in awe in backyard in bad in bad faith in bad shape in bad sorts in bad taste in bed with in behalf of in birthday suit in black and white in blood in blossom in book in brief in broad daylight in broad strokes in bulk in business in cahoots in care of in case in case of in character in charge in charge (of in check in chorus	in any way, shape, or form in any way, shape, or form in apple-pie order in apposition In arms In arms in arrear in arrear in arrear In Arrearage In Arrearage In Arrearage in arrears in arrears in arrears in arrears in articulo mortis in articulo mortis In as much as in assembly In Assignment Processing in at the kill in attendance In Auftrag Und für Rechnung In aunters in authority In autre droit in awe In Awhile Crocodile in backyard in bad in bad books in bad books in bad books in bad books in bad faith in bad shape in bad sorts in bad taste in bad taste In Balance In Balance In ballast trim In banc in band in band In Band on Channel In Band Transport Multiplex In Band-Forward Error Correction In bank In bar of In Barrier Option In Barrier Options In battery In Beat We Trust in bed with In Bedrijf Stelling In Before Dark Shikari In Before Lock In Before Nuke In Before the Ban

If you leave these flocks unharmed, and think of nothing but getting home, you may yet after much hardship reach Ithaca; but if you harm them, then I forewarn you of the destruction both of your ship and of your comrades; and even though you may yourself escape, you will return late, in bad plight, after losing all your men.

The Odyssey by Homer View in context

If, in walking up the schoolroom, I pass near her, she puts out her foot that it may touch mine; if I do not happen to observe the manoeuvre, and my boot comes in contact with her brodequin, she affects to fall into convulsions of suppressed laughter; if I notice the snare and avoid it, she expresses her mortification in sullen muttering, where I hear myself abused in bad French, pronounced with an intolerable Low German accent.

The Professor by Bronte, Charlotte View in context

On the other hand, in every letter I urge you to be more careful of yourself, and to wrap up yourself warmly, and to avoid going out in bad weather, and to be in all things prudent.

Poor Folk by Dostoyevsky, Fyodor View in context

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