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

feeblefeeble /ˈfibəl/ ●○○ adjective

ETYMOLOGYfeeble

Origin: 1100-1200 Old French feble, from Latin flebilis causing tears, weak

THESAURUSphysically► weak

not physically strong: The weakest members of the herd are attacked first.

► frail

weak and thin because of old age or illness: My grandmother looked small and frail.

► feeble

extremely weak, especially because of old age or illness: He was feeble and needed someone to take care of him.

► scrawny

very thin and seeming weak or helpless: She was a scrawny little puppy with big eyes.

► shaky

weak and unsteady because of illness, old age, or shock: I am still feeling shaky after falling off my bike.

► vulnerable

easy to harm, hurt, or attack: Women who walk alone are vulnerable on the streets at night.

► defenseless

unable to protect yourself from violence: The children were defenseless against their father’s anger.

1extremely weak: a feeble old woman► see thesaurus at weak12a feeble light or sound is not bright or loud: a feeble voice3not very good or effective: a feeble excuse [Origin: 1100–1200 Old French feble, from Latin flebilis causing tears, weak]

单词	feeble
释义	feeblefeeble /ˈfibəl/ ●○○ adjective Etymology ETYMOLOGYfeeble Origin: 1100-1200 Old French feble, from Latin flebilis causing tears, weak Thesaurus THESAURUSphysically► weak not physically strong: The weakest members of the herd are attacked first. ► frail weak and thin because of old age or illness: My grandmother looked small and frail. ► feeble extremely weak, especially because of old age or illness: He was feeble and needed someone to take care of him. ► scrawny very thin and seeming weak or helpless: She was a scrawny little puppy with big eyes. ► shaky weak and unsteady because of illness, old age, or shock: I am still feeling shaky after falling off my bike. ► vulnerable easy to harm, hurt, or attack: Women who walk alone are vulnerable on the streets at night. ► defenseless unable to protect yourself from violence: The children were defenseless against their father’s anger. 1extremely weak: a feeble old woman► see thesaurus at weak12a feeble light or sound is not bright or loud: a feeble voice3not very good or effective: a feeble excuse [Origin: 1100–1200 Old French feble, from Latin flebilis causing tears, weak]
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