flabby
/ˈflæb.i/Word connections
adjective
/ˈflæb.i/Описывает мягкую, обвисшую плоть, часто из-за отсутствия физических упражнений или старения.
Describe carne suave y colgante, a menudo por falta de ejercicio o por envejecimiento. También puede referirse a algo blando o poco firme.
Décrit une chair molle et affaissée, souvent due à un manque d'exercice ou au vieillissement, ou quelque chose de mou et sans tonicité.
Bezeichnet schlaffes, weiches, herabhängendes Gewebe oder Fleisch, oft durch mangelnde Bewegung oder Alter verursacht; auch allgemein kraftlos, energielos oder ohne Festigkeit.
Descreve carne mole e caída, geralmente por falta de exercício físico ou envelhecimento. Também pode indicar fraqueza ou falta de firmeza.
形容肌肉或皮肤松弛、下垂,通常由于缺乏锻炼或衰老所致;也可形容事物软弱无力。
يوصف به اللحم الرخو المترهل، غالبًا بسبب قلة التمرين أو التقدم في السن. ويُستعمل أيضًا مجازًا للكلام أو الأسلوب الضعيف الخالي من القوة والتأثير.
Describes flesh that is soft and hangs loosely, often due to lack of exercise or aging.
Loose or soft body tissueB1informal
Having soft, loose, or sagging flesh, often due to lack of exercise or aging.
Дряблый
Flojo o flácido (tejido corporal)
Chair molle ou flasque
Schlaff
Flácido
松弛的
رَخْو
- He started exercising to reduce his flabby stomach.
- After months of inactivity, her arms became flabby.
- The doctor advised him to tone his flabby muscles.
Weak or ineffectiveB2informal
Lacking strength, firmness, or effectiveness; not forceful.
Слабый или неэффективный
Débil o ineficaz
faible, inefficace
Schwach oder wirkungslos
Fraco ou ineficaz
软弱无力
ضعيف أو غير فعّال
- The argument was flabby and unconvincing.
- His flabby leadership failed to inspire the team.
- The report was criticized for its flabby reasoning.
- flabbier comparative form
- flabbiest superlative form
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