Sentence examples for translate bad from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the teachers would ask her to translate bad news: "Please tell Mrs. Fondulas that her son is very disruptive".

We had a brief conversation, and he handed me some handwritten notes, which introduced me to the phrase "mal de Mayo" (strictly translated "bad of May" and more commonly used to mean "illness of May").

The timing of these scandals could translate into bad news for the airline industry, says Charles Leocha, president of Travelers United, an advocacy group that I co-founded.

The mismatches translated into bad ratings.

The ship's great luck in escaping from serious threats translated into bad luck for whales.

And sometimes it translates into bad stuff -- fouls, technicals, loss of poise sometimes on offense.

And that was the interesting thing, because their laws were much better than the French laws at the time, which translated to bad protection, inadequate punishment.

For the record, the program's more flavorful original title was "Polissons et Gallipettes," which roughly translates as "Bad Boys and Somersaults".

Although the town translates as 'Bad Country' - perhaps a decoy - this slice of Latin American heaven on the southern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula is so laid-back, with consistently good waves, it's been compared with 1930s Hawaii.

And he's known it - his frustration has often translated into bad tackles: by my reckoning he could have been sent off in three of his last four matches.

No one pays attention to one fact of life: Any slowdown in the corporate PC market translates into bad news for Intel Corp. intc.