单词 | weakfishes |
释义 | weak /wēk/adjective
ORIGIN: ON veikr; related to OE wāc pliant, from wīcan to yield; Du week, Ger weich weakˈen transitive verb
weakˈener noun weakˈish adjective weakˈliness noun weakˈling noun A weak or feeble creature weakˈly adverb adjective
weakˈness noun
weaker sex noun (usu facetious) Women weaker vessel noun A woman (from the Bible, 1 Peter 3.7) weakˈ-eyed adjective Having weak eyes or sight weakˈfish noun Any of a group of weak-mouthed food-fish of the genus Cynoscion (family Sciaenidae), esp Cynoscion regalis weakˈ-handˈed adjective Powerless weakˈ-headˈed adjective
weakˈ-heartˈed adjective
weakˈ-hingedˈ adjective Ill-balanced weak interaction or weak force noun (physics) An interaction between particles complete in about 10−10 seconds, such interactions involving neutrinos and antineutrinos and being responsible for radioactive β-ray decay weakˈ-kneedˈ adjective
weakˈ-kneedˈly adverb weakˈ-mindˈed adjective
weakˈ-mindˈedly adverb weakˈ-mindˈedness noun weak moment noun A moment when one is over-easily persuaded or tempted weak side or weak point noun That side or point in which a person is most easily influenced, most liable to temptation or most susceptible to error or attack weakˈ-sightˈed adjective weak sister noun (informal; esp US) A weak, unreliable member of a group weakˈ-spirˈited adjective Cowardly weakˈ-willˈed adjective Lacking strength of will, irresolute |
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