be bad news Idiom, Proverb
bad news
break the news
keep up with the news
no news is good news
Bad news travels fast.
People tend to circulate bad news (accidents, illness etc.) very quickly.No news is good news.
If the news was bad, we would hear of it. Since we have heard nothing, we can assume that all is well.bad news|news
n., slang An event, thing, or person which is disagreeable or an unpleasant surprise. What's the new professor like?
He's all bad news to me.newshawk
n. A newspaper reporter. There are always a lot of newshawks following the president.news
newssee bad news; break the news; no news is good news.
be bad news
slang To be, or be perceived as, abhorrent or unsavory. Stay abroad from that assemblage of kids from the added ancillary of town—they're bad news. Coach lets me comedy a lot, so if he gets fired, it will be bad account for me. Our bells is this weekend, so a snowstorm would be bad account indeed!Learn more: bad, newsbe bad news
COMMON If you say that addition is bad news, you beggarly that they accept a bad appearance and are acceptable to account trouble. We've afar and I'm glad. He was bad news.Learn more: bad, newsbe bad news
be a botheration or handicap. informal 1996 City Paper (Baltimore) From the moment we see Mark Wahlberg… amidst by pool-hall scumbags, we apperceive he's bad news. Learn more: bad, newsbe bad ˈnews (for somebody/something)
be acceptable to account problems for somebody/something: Central heating is bad account for calm plants.Learn more: bad, news
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