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worse off

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worse off adj (fig): you'll be worse off this way → de esta forma estarás peor que antes
worse off worse adjmoins à l'aise financièrement (fig);
you'll be worse off this way → ça ira moins bien de cette façon;
he is now worse off than before → il se retrouve dans une situation pire qu'auparavant
worse off worse adj (also fig) → schlechter dran;
he is now worse off than before worse → er ist jetzt schlechter dran als zuvor
worse off adjin condizioni (economiche) peggiori;
(fig): you'll be worse off this way → così sarà peggio per lei;
he is now worse off than before → ora è in condizioni peggiori di prima


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Might she not be infinitely worse off if she gave herself into his power than she already was?
Whether he is better or worse off there where he awoke after his death, whether he was disappointed or found there what he expected, we shall all soon learn.
It keeps him busy, and the young men who attend the college are no worse off than they were before.
 
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