feeble的名词

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

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 bodily or muscular strength or vitality;

   "a feeble old woman"
   "her body looked sapless"
   

4. lacking strength;

   "a weak, nerveless fool, devoid of energy and promptitude"
   

1.虚弱的;微弱的;无力的
If you describe someone or something asfeeble, you mean that they are weak.

feeble的近义词

e.g. He told them he was old andfeeble and was not able to walk so far...
他告诉他们，他年老体弱，不能走那么远。
e.g. thefeeble light of a tin lamp.
锡灯微弱的光线

2.软弱的;懦弱的
If you describe someone asfeeble, you are criticizing them because they are afraid of taking strong action or seem to make no effort.

e.g. He said that the Government had beenfeeble.
他说很懦弱。
e.g. ...some ratherfeeble traditionalists.
一些相当软弱的传统主义者

3.牵强的;不太可信的
If you describe something that someone says asfeeble, you mean that it is not very good or convincing.

feeble的解释

e.g. This is a particularlyfeeble argument.
这个论点尤其站不住脚。

1. She replied in but a feeble voice.
   她仅能以微弱的声音回答。
2. It's a feeble excuse.
   这是一个软弱无力的借口。
3. This is a feeble argument.
   这是一场无益的争执。

1. An old or sick person is often feeble.
   老人或病人往往很虚弱。

• He was still in shocking pain and entirely feeble.

  出自：G. M. Fraser

• The illness feebled him.

  出自：A. E. Coppard

• ☆ 12世纪晚期进入英语，直接源自古法语的feble，意为“虚弱”。