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feeble

/ˈfiː.bəl/

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adjective

B2formalcommon/ˈfiː.bəl/

Describes something that is weak, lacking in strength, force, or effectiveness.

ruОписывает что-то слабое, лишённое силы, мощи или эффективности.esDescribe algo débil, que carece de fuerza, poder o eficacia; también se aplica a personas o cosas frágiles o enfermizas.frDécrit quelque chose de faible, manquant de force, de puissance ou d'efficacité.deBeschreibt etwas oder jemanden als schwach, kraftlos oder wirkungslos.ptDescreve algo ou alguém fraco, sem força, vigor ou eficácia; pode indicar debilidade física ou falta de intensidade e impacto.zh形容虚弱、无力、缺乏力量或效力。arيصف شيئًا ضعيفًا لا قوة له ولا فعالية، أو شخصًا واهنًا عاجزًا.

  1. Physically weak B1 formal

    Lacking physical strength or energy, often due to illness or age.

    • The old man was too feeble to walk without a cane.
    • After the illness, she felt feeble and tired.
    • His feeble arms could barely lift the box.

    ruФизически слабыйesDébil físicamentefrfaible physiquementdeKörperlich schwachptFisicamente fracozh身体虚弱arضعيف جسدياً

    Synonymes: debilitateddecrepitfrailinfirmsicklyweakweakly

    Antonymes: heartypowerfulrobuststoutstrongsturdyvigorous

  2. Lacking strength or effectiveness B2 formal

    Not strong or effective; inadequate or unconvincing.

    • He made a feeble attempt to apologize.
    • The argument was feeble and easily dismissed.
    • The company's feeble response to the crisis angered customers.

    ruСлабыйesdébil, sin fuerzafrfaible, sans vigueurdeSchwachptFracozh微弱的arضعيف

    Synonymes: debilitatedflimsyfragilefrailhollowinadequateineffectiveineffectualinfirmlamepoorpowerlesspunysicklythinunconvincingweak

    Antonymes: effectiveforcefulpotentpowerfulrobuststrongvigorous

  • feebler comparative form
  • feeblest superlative form