fragile

• Describe algo que se rompe o daña fácilmente, o que es delicado y vulnerable.

Describes something that is easily broken, damaged, or destroyed.

1. Easily broken or damagedA2formal

   Something that is delicate and can be easily broken, shattered, or damaged.

   frágil

   • Be careful with that vase; it's very fragile.
   • The package was labeled 'fragile' to warn handlers.
   • Her fragile health required constant care.

   Sinónimosbreakablebrittlecrumblydelicateflimsyfrailfrangible

   Antónimosdurableresilientstrongsturdytough

2. Emotionally vulnerableB2formal

   Describing a person who is emotionally sensitive or easily upset.

   frágil emocionalmente

   • After the breakup, he felt emotionally fragile.
   • She was in a fragile state after the accident.
   • The child's fragile confidence needed gentle encouragement.

   Sinónimosbrittledelicatefrailinsecuresensitivetenderthin-skinnedvulnerable

   Antónimoshardyresilientstablestoicstrongtoughunflappable

3. Delicate or subtleB1formal

   Used to describe something that is fine, light, or not robust.

   delicado o sutil

   • The fragile lace on her dress was beautifully crafted.
   • The fragile ecosystem of the coral reef is under threat.
   • The fragile balance of the economy can be disrupted easily.

   Sinónimosbrittledaintydelicatefineflimsyfrailtenuous

   Antónimosdurablerobuststrongsturdytough