英语词汇“flabby”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1 (adjective) in the sense of limp

Definition

loose or limp

bulging thighs and flabby stomach

Synonyms

limp

The residue can leave the hair limp and dull looking.

hanging

the Old Cutter Inn with a hanging wooden sign out front

loose

Wear loose clothes as they're more comfortable.

slack

The wind had gone, leaving the sails slack.

unfit

I feel so unfit after my holiday, I need to go back to the gym.

sagging

sloppy

baggy

a baggy jumper

floppy

the girl with the floppy hat

lax

exercises to improve lax muscles

drooping

flaccid

Her wrist was limp and flaccid.

pendulous (literary)

a pendulous lower lip

toneless

yielding

Opposites

hard

strong

firm

tough

tight

solid

tense

taut

2 (adjective) in the sense of weak

Definition

weak and lacking purpose

Many signs of flabby management remain.

Synonyms

weak

a clash between a weak minister and a domineering civil servant

ineffective

They are burdened with an ineffective leader.

feeble

While I was ill I was too feeble to even stand.

impotent

Bullies can leave people feeling hurt, angry and impotent.

wasteful

ineffectual

The ill-advised and ineffectual policies

disorganized

spineless

bureaucrats and spineless politicians

effete

the sun-starved looks of an effete intellectual

boneless

nerveless

The phone dropped from his nerveless fingers.

enervated

Warm winds make many people feel enervated and depressed.

wussy (slang)

wimpish or wimpy (informal)

单词	flabby
释义	Trends of flabby View usage for: flabby (flæbi) Word forms: comparative flabbier, superlative flabbiest 1. adjective Flabby people are rather fat, with loose flesh over their bodies. [disapproval] This exercise is brilliant for getting rid of flabby tums. Synonyms: limp, hanging, loose, slack More Synonyms of flabby 2. adjective If you describe something as flabby, you are criticizing it for being disorganized or wasteful. [disapproval] You hear talk about American business being flabby. More Synonyms of flabby flabby in British English (ˈflæbɪ) adjectiveWord forms: -bier or -biest 1. lacking firmness; loose or yielding flabby muscles 2. having flabby flesh, esp through being overweight 3. lacking vitality; weak; ineffectual Derived forms flabbily (ˈflabbily) adverb flabbiness (ˈflabbiness) noun Word origin C17: alteration of flappy, from flap + -y1; compare Dutch flabbe drooping lip flabby in American English (ˈflæbi) adjectiveWord forms: ˈflabbier or ˈflabbiest 1. lacking firmness; limp and soft; flaccid flabby muscles 2. lacking force; weak Derived forms flabbily (ˈflabbily) adverb flabbiness (ˈflabbiness) noun Word origin var. of flappy < flap Examples of 'flabby' in a sentence flabby Your flabby stomachs and obvious lack of muscle tone are an internet hit. Times, Sunday Times (2015) My stomach is flabby and there are acres of it. The Sun (2011) Doctors say they can also take fat from flabby thighs and stomachs. The Sun (2007) As a nation we have grown soft and weak and flabby. The Sun (2014) Remove the flabby skin and cut portions rather than neat slices. Times, Sunday Times (2007) His flabby white skin has been painted blue. The Sun (2011) Watching my tummy transform from fat and flabby to toned was amazing. The Sun (2015) Lift the chicken out of the pan and use a knife and fork to remove the flabby skin. Times, Sunday Times (2007) From flabby tummy to yummy mummy! The Sun (2014) Come summer, many of us dread getting our flabby bits out on the beach. The Sun (2006) I was a bit flabby to be fair. The Sun (2012) The problem is that it's all a bit flabby and not enough hard thinking has gone into the making of it. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The gruelling regime saw him slim to 16st, but he was left with unsightly flabby skin. The Sun (2009) But she did it - only to be faced with the' flabby skin. The Sun (2013) Let's get rid of all the horrible, flabby bits of our bodies together. The Sun (2014) Note which bits hang out, are bigger than you think is normal, which bits look flabby and out of condition. Lycholat, Tony Shape Your Body, Shape Your Life (1987) I cannot form a relationship because I am embarrassed to show my flabby skin to a man. The Sun (2012) In other languages flabby British English: flabby /ˈflæbɪ/ ADJECTIVE Flabby people are rather fat, with loose flesh over their bodies. This exercise is brilliant for getting rid of flabby tums. American English: flabby Arabic: مُتَرَهِّل Brazilian Portuguese: flácido Chinese: 松弛的 Croatian: mlohav Czech: ochablý Danish: lasket Dutch: kwabbig European Spanish: fofo Finnish: veltto French: mou German: schwabbelig Greek: πλαδαρός Italian: flaccido Japanese: たるんだ Korean: 축 늘어진 Norwegian: slapp Polish: sflaczały European Portuguese: flácido Romanian: flasc Russian: дряблый Latin American Spanish: fofo Swedish: slapp Thai: หย่อนยาน Turkish: gevşek sarkmış karın vb Ukrainian: обвислий Vietnamese: nhẽo nhèo 1 (adjective) in the sense of limp Definition loose or limp bulging thighs and flabby stomach Synonyms limp The residue can leave the hair limp and dull looking. hanging the Old Cutter Inn with a hanging wooden sign out front loose Wear loose clothes as they're more comfortable. slack The wind had gone, leaving the sails slack. unfit I feel so unfit after my holiday, I need to go back to the gym. sagging sloppy baggy a baggy jumper floppy the girl with the floppy hat lax exercises to improve lax muscles drooping flaccid Her wrist was limp and flaccid. pendulous (literary) a pendulous lower lip toneless yielding Opposites hard , strong , firm , tough , tight , solid , tense , taut 2 (adjective) in the sense of weak Definition weak and lacking purpose Many signs of flabby management remain. Synonyms weak a clash between a weak minister and a domineering civil servant ineffective They are burdened with an ineffective leader. feeble While I was ill I was too feeble to even stand. impotent Bullies can leave people feeling hurt, angry and impotent. wasteful ineffectual The ill-advised and ineffectual policies disorganized spineless bureaucrats and spineless politicians effete the sun-starved looks of an effete intellectual boneless nerveless The phone dropped from his nerveless fingers. enervated Warm winds make many people feel enervated and depressed. wussy (slang) wimpish or wimpy (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of baggy Definition (of clothes) hanging loosely a baggy jumper Synonyms loose, hanging, slack, loosened, bulging, not fitting, sagging, sloppy, floppy, billowing, roomy, slackened, ill-fitting, droopy, oversize, not tight in the sense of effete Definition weak, powerless, and decadent the sun-starved looks of an effete intellectual Synonyms weak, cowardly, feeble, ineffectual, decrepit, spineless, enfeebled, weak-kneed (informal), enervated, overrefined, chicken-hearted, wimpish or wimpy (informal) in the sense of enervated Warm winds make many people feel enervated and depressed. Synonyms weakened, spent, done in (informal), weak, tired, drained, undermined, exhausted, fatigued, rundown, limp, feeble, sapped, worn out, debilitated, unnerved, washed out, incapacitated, enfeebled, devitalized Nearby words of flabby flab flabbergasted flabbiness flabby flaccid flaccidity flag Synonyms of 'flabby' flabby Explore 'flabby' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of pendulous Definition hanging downwards and swinging freely a pendulous lower lip Synonyms hanging, swinging, swaying, dangling, sagging, drooping, pendent (literary) in the sense of slack Definition not tight, tense, or taut The wind had gone, leaving the sails slack. Synonyms loose, hanging, flapping, baggy in the sense of spineless Definition behaving in a cowardly way bureaucrats and spineless politicians Synonyms weak, soft, cowardly, ineffective, feeble, yellow (informal), inadequate, pathetic, submissive, squeamish, vacillating, boneless, gutless (informal), weak-willed, weak-kneed (informal), faint-hearted, irresolute, spiritless, chickenshit (US, slang), lily-livered, without a will of your own in the sense of unfit Definition in poor physical condition I feel so unfit after my holiday, I need to go back to the gym. Synonyms out of shape, feeble, unhealthy, debilitated, flabby, decrepit, in poor condition, out of trim, out of kilter
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