大家都搜：
急需
非常需要
1、badly organized───条理不清
2、injured badly───严重受伤
3、lose badly───损失惨重
4、badly───adv.非常，很；严重地，厉害地；恶劣地
5、need───n.需要，必须；特别需要，迫切要求；欲望；（食物、钱或生活来源的）短缺，缺乏；必需品；贫困（或困难）的处境；v.必须，需要；（表示应该或不得不做）有必要
6、perform badly───表现不好
7、badly bitten───严重咬伤
8、behaves badly───表现不好；举止不文明
9、badly off───穷困的，没钱的；境况不佳的；贫困的， 境况不好的
1、More importantly, it could help a lot of people who badly need it.───更重要的是，它还能够帮助很多急需帮助的人。
2、The Grid is the first history of the electrical grid intended for general readers, and it comes at a time when we badly need such a guide.───“网格”是一般读者打算电网的第一部历史，而且在时机成熟时，我们十分需要这样一份指南。
3、And on top of that, we badly need a program of increased government spending to support output and employment.───更有甚者，我们还亟需扩大政府支出以支援就业与生产。
4、We badly need to get a result from this match.───这场比赛我们非赢不可。
5、In short, we badly need another very big dose of stimulus.───简言之，我们很需要另一个很大剂量的刺激计划。
6、But much of the money has ended up in me-too companies that will not become the shining stars venture funds so badly need.───但是大多数资金却投资在了一些追随性的企业上，而这些企业不可能成为风投资金苦苦追寻的超级明星。
7、Victory over Liverpool has brought renewed hope, but they badly need things to improve off the pitch as well as on it.───战胜利物浦带来了希望，但他们更需要改善的球场外的东西。
8、They badly need to persuade wary investors and their own unsettled voters that, this time, it is for real.───他们急切需要说服小心谨慎的投资者以及本国紧张不安的选民们：这次，是真的。
9、Now we badly need that result or run of results that will at least take us into a safer position.───现在我们急切需要这样一个好结果，一个让我们更安心的好结果。
1、The camp's organisers say that they badly need non-perishable foods and more bedding.
2、The home side badly need a confidence booster.
3、My eyebrows badly need plucking but I find it extremely painful.
4、The refugees badly need food and clean water.
5、We badly need a demystification of the whole process.
6、We badly need to get a result from this match.
7、Other visitors badly need to experience the royal lavatories: nobody knows where they are.
8、These children badly need a stable and secure home life.
9、That's a lesson we badly need to learn if we're going to make sound policy decisions in an era in which science and politics seem increasingly at odds.