Vocab Bloom Hub

wanly

/ˈwɒn.li/

1 verbete

adverb

C2formalcommon/ˈwɒn.li/

An adverb meaning 'in a weak, pale, or faint manner,' often describing a smile, light, or expression that lacks energy, color, or vitality.

ruНаречие, означающее 'слабо, бледно или тускло', часто описывающее улыбку, свет или выражение, лишённые энергии, цвета или жизненной силы.esAdverbio que significa 'débilmente, pálidamente o con poca luz', usado a menudo para describir una sonrisa, luz o expresión que carece de energía, color o vitalidad.frAdverbe signifiant 'faiblement, pâlement ou d'une manière terne', décrivant souvent un sourire, une lumière ou une expression manquant d'énergie, de couleur ou de vitalité.deAdverb, das bedeutet 'schwach, blass oder matt', oft in Bezug auf ein Lächeln, Licht oder einen Ausdruck, dem Energie, Farbe oder Lebenskraft fehlen.ptAdvérbio que significa 'de forma fraca, pálida ou sem brilho', frequentemente descrevendo um sorriso, uma luz ou uma expressão sem energia, cor ou vitalidade.zh副词,意为“微弱地、苍白地或暗淡地”,常形容笑容、光线或神情缺乏活力、色彩或生气。arحالٌ معناه بضعفٍ وبهتانٍ أو خفوتٍ، ويُستعمل غالبًا لوصف ابتسامة أو ضوء أو تعبير يفتقر إلى الطاقة أو اللون أو الحيوية.

  1. In a pale or weak manner C1 formal

    In a way that shows a pale, tired, or sickly appearance.

    • She smiled wanly from her hospital bed.
    • He looked wanly at the empty plate, too tired to eat.
    • The patient waved wanly as the visitors left.

    ruБледноesDébilmente, con aspecto pálido y cansadofrd'une manière pâle et faibledeBlassptPalidamentezh苍白无力地arبشحوب

    Sinônimos: faintlyfeeblylanguidlypalelypallidlyweakly

  2. In a faint or feeble manner C1 formal

    In a way that lacks energy, enthusiasm, or strength.

    • The candle flickered wanly in the drafty room.
    • He replied wanly, his voice barely a whisper.
    • The light shone wanly through the dusty window.

    ruСлабоesDébilmentefrfaiblement, sans énergiedeSchwachptFracamentezh无力地arبِضَعْفٍ

    Sinônimos: faintlyfeeblylanguidlylimplylistlesslyweakly

    Antônimos: energeticallystrenuouslystronglyvigorously

  • more wanly comparative form
  • most wanly superlative form