1. awful:

例：

That's such an awful program! How can you watch it? （这个节目太烂了，你怎么能看得下去？）

2. appalling:

例：

Your handwriting is appalling. （你的字太丑了。）

3. suck: if you say that something sucks , you think it is very bad - some people think this word is offensive

备注：''suck''常用于美式英语口语中，这个词偏粗鲁。

例：

Let's not go there—the food sucks. （我们别去那吃，那里的食物糟透了！）

4. crap: use this to describe something you think is very bad - some people think this word is offensive

备注：''crap''常用于美式英语口语中，这个词偏粗鲁。

例：

Oh, crap. （哎呀我擦。）

There's nothing but crap on television these days. （最近电视上成天播些垃圾节目。）

The stereo's great but the rest of the car is crap. （车载音响还不错，车子的其他部分就太烂了。）

a load of crap

Someone told me it was a really interesting museum, but I thought it was a load of crap. （有人跟我说这个博物馆很好很有意思，但我觉得那就是一堆垃圾啊！）

5. lousy:

例：

（1）《老友记》S01E09对话：

Chandler: So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked. （于是我猜我要说的就是你们的感恩节都很糟糕，我为此感到欣慰。）

All: That's so sweet. （谢谢，你太客气了。）

Ross: And hey, here's to a lousy Christmas. （嗯我也想说，祝我们圣诞节也糟糕。）

Rachel: And a crappy New Year. （还有新年也糟糕。）

情境：这六个好朋友感恩节本来各有各的安排，后来阴差阳错都不能成行，最后只能在一起过节。最后大家的祝酒词就是：“我们感恩感恩节这么糟糕，希望圣诞节也糟糕，新年也糟糕。”

（2）The weather has been lousy all week. （这一整周天气都很糟糕。）

（3）I'm fed up with this lousy job. （这份烂差事我真是受够了不想干了。）

6. terrible:

例：

The food was lousy and the service was terrible. （那儿的食物和服务质量都很差。）

Her house is in a terrible state. （她的房子很破。）

7. dreadful: very bad

备注：''dreadful''常用于英式英语中。

例：

The coffee tasted dreadful! （这咖啡好难喝！）

"How did you like the film?'' "I thought it was dreadful.''（-你觉得这部电影如何？ -糟透了。）

8. rubbish: use this to describe something you think is very bad

备注：''rubbish''常用于英式英语口语中，美式英语口语中常作''garbage''，与''crap''用法类似。

例：

"What did you think of his speech?'' "I thought it was rubbish!''（-你觉得他的演讲如何？ -简直是垃圾！）

Most of the food in these fast food joints is garbage. （这些快餐店里大部分食物都很难吃。）

a load of rubbish/garbage

I don't know why you're watching that film. It's a load of old rubbish. （我不明白你为什么要看那部电影，又过时又难看。）

I've never read such a load of garbage in my life. （我这辈子没读过这么恶心的文章。）

9. be a nightmare: use this to talk about an extremely bad experience or situation

备注：''be a nightmare''常用于口语中。

例：

Our vacation was a complete nightmare. The weather was awful and our hotel was worse. （我们的假期真是过得糟透了。天气很差，酒店条件更差。）