• (食物)变质,坏了
• (食物等)腐败变质

Verb:

1. stop operating or functioning;

   "The engine finally went"
   "The car died on the road"
   "The bus we travelled in broke down on the way to town"
   "The coffee maker broke"
   "The engine failed on the way to town"
   "her eyesight went after the accident"
   

2. become unfit for consumption or use;

   "the meat must be eaten before it spoils"
   

In hot weather, eggs easily go bad.

天热时鸡蛋很容易坏.

We can preserve meat in tins so that it does not go bad.

我们可以把肉保存在罐头里,这样肉就不会坏.

They usually go bad very soon.

蔬菜容易坏.

There is always opera when marriages go bad.

当婚姻危机的时候,总是有歌剧.

Good men can go bad when money is all that matters.

在金钱的驱使下善也会变为恶.

These dishes will go bad after a few days.

再过两天这些菜就吃不得了.

Foreclosures are still shooting up as loans go bad.

随着坏账的增加,止赎现象仍在上升.

If food is not preserved it will go bad.

食物如不作成罐头来保存,[它]就会变坏.

Put the food into the fridge or they may go bad.

把食物放进冰箱,否则他们会变质的.

Foods can go bad if they get to too warm.

如果食物的温度太高,他们就会变质.

Keep the food cool, or it will go bad.

把食物冷藏起来, 否则会坏掉.

You know, if the goods is outdated, they will also go bad.

你知道, 如果货物过期, 也会变质.

We'd better eat these apples before they go bad.

我们最好趁这些苹果还没坏,把它们吃掉.

Food Foods go bad if they get too warm.

如果太热,食物就会腐坏.

I don't know who decides who deserves to go bad.

我不知道是谁来决定谁该遭受厄运.

• go bad变坏
• go to the bad变坏
• go from bad to worse每况愈下