Definition of pessimum in English:

pessimum

noun ˈpɛsɪməm

The worst or least favourable condition, value, or amount. Opposed to optimum.

adjective ˈpɛsɪməm

Worst, least favourable, especially under a particular set of circumstances.

Origin

Early 19th century. From classical Latin pessimum lowest quality, worst condition, greatest detriment, use as noun of neuter of pessimus worst from the same base as pēior worse + -imus, extended form of suffix forming superlatives. Compare German Pessimum, noun.

Definition of pessimum in US English:

pessimum

nounˈpɛsɪməm

The worst or least favourable condition, value, or amount. Opposed to optimum.

adjectiveˈpɛsɪməm

Worst, least favourable, especially under a particular set of circumstances.

Origin

Early 19th century. From classical Latin pessimum lowest quality, worst condition, greatest detriment, use as noun of neuter of pessimus worst from the same base as pēior worse + -imus, extended form of suffix forming superlatives. Compare German Pessimum, noun.

词汇	pessimum
释义	Definition of pessimum in English: pessimum noun ˈpɛsɪməm The worst or least favourable condition, value, or amount. Opposed to optimum. adjective ˈpɛsɪməm Worst, least favourable, especially under a particular set of circumstances. Origin Early 19th century. From classical Latin pessimum lowest quality, worst condition, greatest detriment, use as noun of neuter of pessimus worst from the same base as pēior worse + -imus, extended form of suffix forming superlatives. Compare German Pessimum, noun. Definition of pessimum in US English: pessimum nounˈpɛsɪməm The worst or least favourable condition, value, or amount. Opposed to optimum. adjectiveˈpɛsɪməm Worst, least favourable, especially under a particular set of circumstances. Origin Early 19th century. From classical Latin pessimum lowest quality, worst condition, greatest detriment, use as noun of neuter of pessimus worst from the same base as pēior worse + -imus, extended form of suffix forming superlatives. Compare German Pessimum, noun.
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