wan

• يصف مظهر الشخص بأنه شاحب وضعيف ومتعب، غالبًا بسبب المرض أو الإرهاق.

Describes a person's appearance as pale, weak, or tired, often due to illness or exhaustion.

1. Dim or feeble lightB2formal

   Lacking in intensity or brightness; appearing pale or weak in illumination.

   خافت

   • The wan light of the moon barely illuminated the path.
   • A wan glow came from the dying embers of the fire.
   • The room was lit only by the wan light of a single candle.

   المرادفاتdimdullfaintfeeblepalepallidwateryweak

   الأضدادbrightbrilliantglowingintenseluminousradiantstrongvivid

2. Pale and unwellB2formal

   Abnormally pale in color, often suggesting physical or emotional distress.

   شاحب

   • She looked wan after her long illness.
   • His face was wan and drawn from lack of sleep.
   • The patient's wan complexion worried the doctors.

   المرادفاتashencolorlessdrawnghastlyhaggardpalepallidpastypeakysallowsickly

   الأضدادflushedglowinghealthyrosyruddy

3. Lacking vitalityB2formal

   Showing a lack of energy, enthusiasm, or strength, often due to weariness or unhappiness.

   فاقد الحيوية

   • He gave a wan smile, unable to hide his exhaustion.
   • Her wan expression revealed her deep disappointment.
   • The team's performance was wan and uninspired.

   المرادفاتenervatedfeeblelanguidlanguorouslistlesspallidspiritlesstiredweakweary

   الأضدادanimateddynamicenergeticlivelyspiritedvigorous

• فعل قديم أو مهجور يعني أن يصبح الشخص أو الشيء شاحبًا أو ضعيفًا أو يقلّ، أو أن يفقد لونه أو حيويته.

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to become pale, weak, or diminished; to lose color or vitality.

1. Become pale or sicklyC1formal

   To lose color or vitality, appearing pale or weak.

   شحوب

   • His face wanned after the long illness.
   • She wanned visibly under the harsh fluorescent lights.
   • The patient's skin wanned as the fever progressed.

   المرادفاتblanchetiolatefadepalewhiten

   الأضدادbloomflushglowredden