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de·fi·cient
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deficiently (adv.)
词根:deficit
n.deficit 赤字;不足额
deficiency 缺陷,缺点;缺乏;不足的数额
Adjective
1. inadequate in amount or degree;
"a deficient education"
"deficient in common sense"
"lacking in stamina"
"tested and found wanting"
2. of a quantity not able to fulfill a need or requirement;
"insufficient funds"
3. falling short of some prescribed norm;
"substandard housing"
deficient in不足;缺乏
16世纪80年代,"缺乏的,不足的"; 约1600年"没有充分或足够的供应",源自拉丁语 deficientem(主格 deficiens),现在分词形式 deficere "背叛,叛乱,失败",源自 de "向下,离开"(参见 de-)+ facere 的组合形式 "做,制造"(源自 PIE 根 *dhe- "放置,放置")。比较 defective。相关词: Deficiently。布朗特的《词汇学》(1656年)中有 conficient(源自拉丁语 conficiens)"完成,获得或工作"。
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Adjective borrowed from Latin dēficient-, dēficiens, present participle of dēficere "to leave without enough, let down, be lacking, run short, fail," from dē- de- + facere "to make, bring about, perform, do" — more at fact Noun derivative of deficient >entry 1
The first known use of deficient was in 1581
defile1 of 2verb
to make filthy : dirty
stored grain defiled by rats
to corrupt the purity or perfection of
defile buildings with posters
desecrate
a shrine defiled by the invaders
dishonor entry 2 sense 1
defiled our good name
defile2 of 2noun
a narrow passage or gorge
defile1 of 2verb
to make filthy : dirty
stored grain defiled by rats
to corrupt the purity or perfection of
defile buildings with posters
desecrate
a shrine defiled by the invaders
dishonor entry 2 sense 1
defiled our good name
defile2 of 2noun
a narrow passage or gorge
defile1 of 2verb
to make filthy : dirty
stored grain defiled by rats
to corrupt the purity or perfection of
defile buildings with posters
desecrate
a shrine defiled by the invaders
dishonor entry 2 sense 1
defiled our good name
defile2 of 2noun
a narrow passage or gorge
defile1 of 2verb
to make filthy : dirty
stored grain defiled by rats
to corrupt the purity or perfection of
defile buildings with posters
desecrate
a shrine defiled by the invaders
dishonor entry 2 sense 1
defiled our good name
defile2 of 2noun
a narrow passage or gorge
defyverb
to challenge to do something considered impossible : dare
the magician defied the audience to explain the trick
to refuse boldly to obey or to yield to : disregard
defy public opinion
to resist attempts at : withstand, baffle
a scene that defies description
deficitnoun
a deficiency in amountespecially: an excess of expenses over income
deficitnoun
a deficiency in amountespecially: an excess of expenses over income
deficientadjective
lacking something necessary for completeness : not up to a given or normal standard deficient in their knowledge of history
a diet deficient in proteins
deficientadjective
lacking something necessary for completeness : not up to a given or normal standard deficient in their knowledge of history
a diet deficient in proteins
deficientadjective
lacking in some necessary quality or element When the body is deficient in vitamin C, these small blood vessels become fragile and break easily, causing small, bright red spots to appear around the hair follicles.—Erica Julson, Healthline
a deficient diet
not up to a normal standard or capacity Deficient sleep, which includes not getting enough sleep, irregularly timed sleep, poor quality sleep, and/or sleep disorders, impacts all aspects of functioning, including physical, emotional and occupational.—Hailey Meaklim et al., Sleep Health
deficient strength
having, relating to, or characterized by a genetic deletion or alteration … the deficient expression of a gene in the endometrium during the receptive phase … in infertile women.—S. Henriquez et al., Molecular Human Reproduction
… cancer cells that are deficient for the tumor suppressor gene p53 can be outcompeted by cells in which p53 is still intact.—Stephano Mello and Dirk Bohmann, eLife
1 It's true that women who have casual sex are sometimes portrayed as being somehow deficient.
2 WHO estimates 2 billion people are at risk of becoming iodine deficient.
世卫组织估计有20亿人处在患碘缺乏症的危险中。
3 Many suggest that symptoms such as trouble sleeping, tense muscles and low energy are all signs you're deficient and should be taking a magnesium supplement.
4 Not to take in cases of yinxu yin deficient, diabetic, hypertension, or fever.
阴虚有热 ﹐ 糖尿病 ﹐ 血压高 ﹐ 发热﹐癌症患者不宜吃.
5 Goranson added, “I think it really says something about her wanting to be a well-rounded person — to take a deficient muscle and make it really strong.”
6 Manure supplies what is deficient in the soil.
肥料供给土壤所缺乏的成分。
7 “You know he is as ungainly within as without. A deficient, ill-tempered, lowering, stupid fellow.”
8 The deficient international rules bring China more and more serious challenges in the protectionist environment.
保护主义的贸易环境和仍有不足的国际规则给我国补贴制度提出了越来越严峻的挑战.
9 China is seriously deficient in water resources, both in sources and tor quality.
我国淡水资源严重短缺, 水源性缺水和水质性缺水并存.
10 Some of the wrap jackets and coats with complicated origami collars had the right attitude, but appeared technically deficient next to those of Mr. Owens.
11 I am not deficient in an appreciation of the humorous.
12 Yes, it’s summer, and bedtimes are naturally later, but if your children are sleep deficient, there is no way they will be able to happily engage fully in camp activities.
13 Thin. Term applied to a wine deficient in alcohol, extract and colour, which lacks of body.
单薄的: 用于描述缺乏酒精含量 、 提取物和颜色, 缺乏体量的葡萄酒.
14 The evidence he gave us was deficient.
他提供给我们的证据不充分。
15 “It’s about men trying to humanize themselves and come off as humble and deficient. Like, ‘boys are boys, and we need women to keep us in line, especially in a domestic realm,” Glick said.
16 “However, there are some situations in which a vitamin supplement may be recommended, for example, vitamin D and vitamin B12 for adults over age 50, who may be deficient in these nutrients.”
17 No wonder so many studies show a vast number of kids in the United States, especially adolescents and those living in northern states, are deficient.
18 And in the U.S., cheaper foods are almost always less healthy for you, more caloric and more deficient in vitamins and nutrients.
19 When a child has a “normal” outburst because of immaturity and frustration, and when that child is punished, shamed, abused or made to feel that he is deficient, this will lead to more acting out.
20 “Melodies that should be coherent are often broken up,” he wrote of deficient flute playing.
1 不充分的
short incomplete inadequate insufficient imperfect unsatisfactory meager ill unsatisfying lacking bad weak feeble sketchy skimpy incommensurate jimp
2 不充分
short incomplete inadequate insufficient imperfect unsatisfactory meager ill unsatisfying scantily incompletely weakness insufficiency inadequacy bad weak feeble sketchy skimpy incommensurate jimp slack
4 傻的
daffy loopy silly fool foolish daft divvy witless dippy gormless empty-headed purblind pinheaded glaikit
6 不适当的
improper indecent unseemly unbecoming out of place wrong undue ungodly inapplicable inexpedient
7 不完全的
half partial halfway incomplete lame imperfect inchoate defective sketchy scrappy crude unfinished ill inchoative uncompleted vicious immature truncated pendent snatchy half-done part bad bobtail infelicitous stickit inexhaustive
8 不足的
short shy inadequate insufficient wanting scant stingy skimpy lacking be short of poorly off scanty slender lean defective scarce pathetic pitiful meagre challenged penurious niggardly mal- bad poor limited slight spare slim failed faint marginal stringent exiguous little low measly depleted shy of under skimp weak incomplete scrimp scraggy scrimpy
9 缺乏的
thin poor void defective scarce barren wanting scant challenged penurious absent lacking scanty little missing devoid destitute stingy privative exiguous bare naked shy failed be short of be short on be short insufficient starved shy of narrow miserable stringent
10 不足
short shy inadequate insufficient wanting scant stingy skimpy lacking out poorly sparsely inadequately want lack failure poverty deficiency deficit shortage minus shortfall scarcity shortness insufficiency fail be short of poorly off come short fall short lacking in bad poor limited slight spare slim failed faint defective marginal scarce stringent slender meagre scanty penurious exiguous barely imperfection dearth penury non- under- strap be nothing like run low to seek lack for pitiful little weakness low measly ill crunch inadequacy under be light on depleted not scantily gap drawback paucity shy of skimp less exiguity need defect underage stinginess short coming weak incomplete scrimp scraggy scrimpy scantly olig- default fault absence defection be taken short in defect
11 有缺陷
defective halting defectively defectiveness bad incorrect imperfect manky poorness maim faulty
12 不充足的
15 有缺陷的
defective halting bad incorrect imperfect manky faulty corrupt impaired flaw vicious rogue unfit gappy
16 缺少
short absent scant deficiency shortage minus lack go short dry poor defective want default absence be pressed for be pushed for be missing wanting overstretched dearth without be lacking in be devoid of less than void of be lacking missing out deficit want for
17 不完全
half partial halfway incomplete lame imperfect inchoate partially ill lamely brokenly imperfection incompletion under- by halves defective sketchy scrappy nearly crude unfinished inchoative hardly deficiency uncompleted vicious immature truncated pendent snatchy half-done part incertitude half-pie bad bobtail infelicitous stickit inexhaustive partway
18 不完全的东西
19 缺乏
short pinched need lack failure absence poverty deficiency scarcity dearth vacuity want fail starve absent wanting lacking scanty shortage deprivation scantiness out little poor thin missing devoid destitute stingy privative exiguous deficit drought famine privation destitution indigence in need fresh out of in straits for be empty of run low bare void naked shy failed scarce barren barely default necessity shortfall insufficiency penury non- of strap to seek fall short in short supply lack for vacuum paucity be lacking in be poor in be devoid of be short of be short on be caught without go short less than be short be lacking empty pushed without poorness be light on insufficient starved bankruptcy a- shy of want for narrow miserable stringent scant defect strait defection pinch short coming