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sad
A1
adjective
Usage:
90%
unhappy, sorrowful
Translation: unhappy, sorrowful
Pronunciation: /sæd/
Meaning: Feeling unhappy or sorrowful because something bad has happened.

This word shows a feeling of unhappiness or sorrow. People use it when they are upset or not happy. It is a very common emotion word.

I feel sad when it rains.

She was sad about the lost game.

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B1
adjective
Usage:
75%
unpleasant, disappointing
Translation: unpleasant, disappointing
Pronunciation: /sæd/
Meaning: Causing feelings of unhappiness or disappointment.

Used to describe things or events that make people feel unhappy or disappointed. It is not about a person’s feeling but about the situation or story.

It was a sad story in the book.

That is a sad excuse for being late.

3
B1
adjective
Usage:
50%
bad, poor
Translation: bad, poor
Pronunciation: /sæd/
Meaning: (Informal) Very bad or poor in quality or condition.

Used informally to say something is not good enough or is very weak. It is often used to criticize efforts, performance, or quality.

That was a sad attempt at singing.

His sad work made his boss angry.

4
B2
adjective
Usage:
65%
depressed, unwell
Translation: depressed, unwell
Pronunciation: /sæd/
Meaning: Physically depressed or showing signs of sickness or poor health.

Describes someone or something that looks unhealthy or unhappy in their expression or appearance. It is about how they look or show feelings outside.

The dog looked sad and tired.

She gave a sad smile after the news.

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C1
noun
Usage:
30%
Seasonal depression
Translation: Seasonal depression
Pronunciation: /sæd/
Meaning: Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a medical condition causing depression in winter months.

A medical term meaning a type of depression tied to seasons, usually winter. People with SAD feel sad and tired when there is less sunlight.

Many people get SAD in winter.

She has SAD and feels tired in December.

6
B2
adjective
Usage:
60%
unhappy, down
Translation: unhappy, down
Pronunciation: /sæd/
Meaning: Used as slang in Internet culture to express feeling down or disappointed.

In online chats, 'sad' shows feeling unhappy or pity, often in a casual way. It can express mild disappointment or sympathy.

I’m sad because I lost the game.

He said, 'That’s sad,' online.

7
B2
adjective
Usage:
55%
melancholic, mournful
Translation: melancholic, mournful
Pronunciation: /sæd/
Meaning: In music and arts, describing a slow, soft, or melancholic style.

Describes music or art that makes people feel sadness or quiet feelings. It often means slow and gentle sounds that are emotional.

The song has a sad melody.

She played a sad tune on piano.

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