Worse means "of a lower quality; less attractive, pleasing, etc; more serious or severe." Worse is a form of the word bad. Worse is an example of a comparative adjective. Comparative adjectives are used to compare the characteristics of the objects they modify. They will be used with 2 nouns in a sentence, which include physical objects, concepts, places, and people.  I think eggplant is worse than boiled cabbage, but that's just my opinion. That red dress looks worse on you than the white one. Which is worse for your health, smoking or drinking? Since worse is a comparative word, it is commonly used with the word than when comparing the 2 nouns. The sentences commonly following the following pattern:  Noun + verb + comparative adjective + than + noun.  Winter weather is worse than summer weather. One tricky use of worse is when 2 or more objects act as a group noun and you need to refer to them as a single object. The car is worse than the other 2 you showed me. In this example, the 2 things being compared are car and the other 2, which functions as one object. There are still 2 things being compared. Although this situation commonly only lists one thing, technically speaking, you are still comparing 2 things - one state of being to another. Often, one of these states is implied instead of mentioned outright.  This is going to get a lot worse before it gets better. I think my handwriting is worse [than it was before]. I am feeling worse [than I was before] In some sentences, the than is implied. That means there won't be 2 things being compared in the sentence; the second thing will be implied. Look for a combination of “than” along with a noun to spot an implied comparison. Bob and Fred are bad drivers, but I think Bob is worse [than Fred].
اعرف معنى كلمة "أسوأ من". تُتسخدم كلمة "أسوأ من" للمقارنة بين شيئين. تُستخدم كلمة "أسوأ" مع "من". استخدم أسوأ لوصف شيئ في حالة من التدهور. انتبه للمقارنة الضمنية.