feeble如何读

英:[ˈfiːbl]

美:[ˈfiːbl]

feeble英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 虚弱的,衰弱的,无力的 weak; with little force

feeble是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 虚弱的
  2. 无力的
  3. 衰弱的
  4. 微弱的
  5. 软弱的
  6. 薄弱的
  7. 站不住脚的
  8. 无效的
  9. 缺乏决心的
  10. 弱的
  11. 轻微的
  12. 无力
  13. 衰弱
  14. 有气无力
  15. 弱不经风
  16. 体力不济
  17. 脆弱的
  18. 欠佳

feeble自然拼读

fee·ble

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feeble变形

比较级:feebler或more feeble

最高级:feeblest或most feeble

feeble扩展

feebly (adv.), feebleness (n.)

feeble词根

词根:feeble

adj.

feebleminded 低能的;意志薄弱的;精神薄弱的

adv.

feebly 无力地;微弱地;柔弱地

n.

feebleness 微弱;虚弱

feeble英英释义

Adjective

1. pathetically lacking in force or effectiveness;

"a feeble excuse"

"a lame argument"

2. lacking strength or vigor;

"damning with faint praise"

"faint resistance"

"feeble efforts"

"a feeble voice"

3. lacking physical strength or vitality;

"a feeble old woman"

"her body looked sapless"

4. lacking strength;

"a weak, nerveless fool, devoid of energy and promptitude"- Nathaniel Hawthorne

feeble区别

 faint, fragile, weak, feeble

fainta.虚弱的,眩晕的,指人在特定场合感觉到的虚弱,通常不是天生体质上的虚弱而是由于某种原因造成的暂时的情况。

fragilea.脆弱的,易碎的,指物体容易打碎,或人体质虚弱、容易受伤害。

That dish is fragile, so be careful.那个盘子容易碎,所以千万小心。

weaka.这组词中应用范围最广的一个,既可以指身体虚弱的,无力的,也可引申为在力量、权力、技能、影响等方面有欠缺或软弱。

The patient is losing blood and becoming weak.病人在失血,身体开始虚弱下去。

feeblea.虚弱的,无力的,常用来形容人的声音或行为。

The elderly lady has become feeble and unable to care herself.这个老太太已经很虚弱了,无法照顾她自己。

以上来源于网络

 fragile, weak, frail, feeble

这组词都有“虚弱的,乏力的”的意思,其区别是:

fragile可与frail换用,但语气强,侧重脆弱,指人容易生病,指物容易破碎。

weak普通用词,指缺乏应有的力量,可用于身体、意志或精神。

frail多指因经常生病而身体纤弱。

feeble指身体衰弱无力,精力几乎耗尽,含令人怜悯的意味。

以上来源于网络

feeble词源中文解释

12世纪晚期,“缺乏力量或活力”(身体、道德或智力),来自古法语 feble “虚弱的,无力的”(12世纪,现代法语 faible),是拉丁语 flebilis “可悲的”的一个变音,字面意思是“应该哭泣的”,来自 flere “哭泣,哭泣,流泪,哀悼”(来自 PIE *bhle- “嚎叫”; 参见 bleat(v.))。在古法语中,第一个 -l- 被遗失了。名词“虚弱的人”记录于14世纪中期。

feeble_体育行业词汇

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feeble词源英文解释

Middle English feble, from Anglo-French, from Latin flebilis lamentable, wretched, from flēre to weep — more at bleat

The first known use of feeble was in the 12th century

feeble儿童词典英英释义

feet

feel1 of 2verb

to sense through direct contactespecially: touch entry 1 sense 1

to examine or test by touching : handle

experience entry 2

to suffer from

to discover by trying carefully—often used with out

to be aware of

feel trouble brewing

to be conscious of a physical or mental state feel sick

feel happy

believe sense 5, think

to search for something with the fingers

to seem especially to the touch

feels rough

to have sympathy or pity

I feel for you

feel2 of 2noun

the sense of touch

sensation sense 1c, feeling

the quality of a thing as indicated through touch

intuitive knowledge or ability

a feel for languages

feeling1 of 2noun

a sense by which the hardness or softness, hotness or coldness, or heaviness or lightness of things is found outespecially: touch entry 2 sense 3

a sensation experienced through this sense

a state of mind

a feeling of loneliness

plural general emotional condition : sensibilities

hurt their feelings

an opinion or belief often when not based on evidence

a feeling that it will rain

sympathy sense 3

feel sense 4

feeling2 of 2adjective

sensitive sense 2

feel1 of 2verb

to sense through direct contactespecially: touch entry 1 sense 1

to examine or test by touching : handle

experience entry 2

to suffer from

to discover by trying carefully—often used with out

to be aware of

feel trouble brewing

to be conscious of a physical or mental state feel sick

feel happy

believe sense 5, think

to search for something with the fingers

to seem especially to the touch

feels rough

to have sympathy or pity

I feel for you

feel2 of 2noun

the sense of touch

sensation sense 1c, feeling

the quality of a thing as indicated through touch

intuitive knowledge or ability

a feel for languages

feed1 of 2verb

to give food to

to give as food

eat sense 1

prey entry 2 sense 1a—used with on, upon, or off

feeds on insects

to supply with something necessary

to supply (material to be operated on) to a machine

to nourish or become nourished as if by food

to supply for use

to supply (a signal) to an electronic circuit or to a transmitter for broadcast

feed2 of 2noun

meal entry 1especially: a large meal

food for livestock

a mechanism by which feeding is carried out

a signal fed to a transmitter

an Internet service in which updates from electronic information sources (as blogs or social media accounts) are presented in a continuous streamalso: the information presented by such a service

feebleadjective

lacking in strength or endurance

not forceful or loud a feeble attempt

a feeble cry

feeble 例句

1 Off to the east was a football game, and from the same direction came the feeble sound of a hymn being sung in unison, then fading.

2 The vegetation, feeble as it was, died, and the earth cracked open.

3 Suddenly I began to scream, getting up in the darkness and plunging wildly about, bumping against walls, scattering coal, and in my anger extinguishing my feeble light.

4 Next to America, all this looks pretty feeble.

步美国后尘, 其实是金玉其外,败絮其中.

5 When Ira was nearing six, my mother was afflicted with consumption, and was soon so feeble that she could not rise from her bed.

6 As he left the cornfield, Nathan looked at the feeble fence.

7 His voice had grown feeble, as if he were losing hope.

8 An old or sick person is often feeble.

老人或病人往往很虚弱.

9 After a few feeble attempts to free themselves, the Ridgefolk crumpled to the floor, paralyzed.

10 What feeble objection of mine could carry the weight of ten pounds of currency?

11 “What say”—Dad’s jolliness was forced and feeble—“we get ourselves that bacon sandwich?”

12 Behind them came the feeble old Committee member and the executioner, Macnair.

13 He could not even explain satisfactorily why he had decided against it: Every time he tried to reconstruct the internal arguments that had led to his decision, they sounded feebler to him.

14 While these researchers await the faint signals of feeble particles, other dark matter ideas remain in play.

15 How feeble and pale he looked, amid all his triumph!

他在大获全胜之际,看起来是多么虚弱和苍白啊!

16 I fear that Therese’s mind is made feeble by her suffering.

17 But John was staring at the door that held back the music; towards which, with an insistence at once furious and feeble, his hands were still outstretched.

18 She holds her hands to the feeble flame that burns on one end of a charred log.

19 He did not remember his sister at all, except as a tiny, feeble baby, always silent, with large, watchful eyes.

20 Granny was too feeble to walk across the block three times a day, especially during heavy weather, so May brought food to her in the barracks.

feeble 同义词

5 有气无力的

torpid

14 不佳的

niggardly

17 低下的

humble tatty

21 干巴巴

hollowly

22 有气无力

torpid feebleness

27 无效力的

void ineffective vain flimsy

36 乏力的

flabby

42 低下

humble tatty hang bow

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