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valetudinarian

/ˌvæl.ɪ.tjuː.dɪˈneər.i.ən/

翻译: 过时的形容词,形容人身体虚弱、多病,或过分担心自己健康。, 名词,指体弱多病的人,尤指过分或病态地担心自己健康的人。

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adjective

/ˌvæl.ɪ.tjuː.dɪˈneər.i.ən/C2formalmedical已废弃
  • zh过时的形容词,形容人身体虚弱、多病,或过分担心自己健康。

An old-fashioned adjective describing a person who is weak, sickly, or overly concerned with their health.

  1. Relating to a weak or sickly personC2formal

    Of or relating to a person who is often in poor health or overly concerned with their health.

    zh体弱多病的

    • His valetudinarian habits included a strict diet and daily naps.
    • The novel's protagonist had a valetudinarian disposition, always worrying about minor ailments.
    • She led a valetudinarian lifestyle, avoiding any physical exertion.

    同义词ailingdebilitatedfrailhypochondriacalinfirminvalidsicklyweak

    反义词halehealthyheartyrobuststrongvigorous

词形
  • more valetudinarian comparative form
  • most valetudinarian superlative form

noun

/ˌvæl.ɪ.tjuː.dɪˈneə.ri.ən/C2formal
  • zh名词,指体弱多病的人,尤指过分或病态地担心自己健康的人。

A noun referring to a person who is weak or sickly, especially one who is excessively or morbidly concerned with their own health.

  1. A person who is weak or sicklyC2formalmedical

    A person who is often in poor health or is excessively concerned about their health.

    zh体弱多病的人

    • The old valetudinarian spent most of his days resting and taking various tonics.
    • She became a bit of a valetudinarian, constantly worrying about every minor ache.
    • The novel's protagonist is a valetudinarian who rarely leaves his home.

    同义词hypochondriacinvalid

词形
  • valetudinarians plural form
  • valetudinarians' possessive plural form
  • valetudinarian's possessive singular form