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Too bad is an informal idiom that can express sympathy or disappointment, depending on the context and tone. Learn how to use it correctly and see translations in different languages.
In the English description: bummer. Spanish: enhoramala - ni pedo - ah, se siente - que se fastidie - que te sea leve - ser una pena. Forum discussions with the word (s) "too bad" in the title: be too bad of someone. benign/ too bad. Had a bad one too, have you? How are you? Not too bad; all right... I would marry her.. too bad i'm only 13..
If you say something is too bad, you can mean either that you feel sympathy about a problem, or that you do not. The difference is in what is being talked about and the way that you say it: It's too bad that you can't come to see Mark in his school play. "I can't come on Friday ."
locución interjectiva: Unidad léxica estable formada de dos o más palabras que funciona como interjección ("hasta mañana", "a que no"). I hear Jim was fired from his job – too bad! ¡Qué macana que lo hayan echado a Jim del trabajo! (ES, coloquial) ¡vaya mierda! loc interj.
1. (= disagreeable) malo. to have a bad day tener un mal día. I’ve had a bad day at work he tenido un mal día en el trabajo. to taste bad saber mal ⧫ no saber bueno. she looked as if she had a bad smell under her nose parecía como si algo le oliera mal. to go from bad to worse ir de mal en peor. see also mood 1 noun, temper noun, time noun.
Learn the idiomatic usage of too bad to express sympathy or irony. See examples of too bad in sentences and related words and games.
Sustantivo. Adverbio. lástima f. mala suerte f. peor. qué pena qué mal muy mal. Mostrar más. Too bad, you're missing the boat and I'm gone. Es una lástima, te estás perdiendo el barco y me voy. Too bad there are not showers... otherwise all good. Es una lástima que no hay duchas... por lo demás todo bien.
