frail 音标拼音: [fr'el]
a . 脆弱的,虚弱的,意志薄弱的
n . 灯心草篓
脆弱的,虚弱的,意志薄弱的灯心草篓
frail adj 1 :
physically weak ; "
an invalid '
s frail body " [
ant :
{
robust }]
2 :
wanting in moral strength ,
courage ,
or will ;
having the attributes of man as opposed to e .
g .
divine beings ; "
I '
m only a fallible human "; "
frail humanity " [
synonym : {
fallible },
{
frail }, {
imperfect }, {
weak }]
3 :
easily broken or damaged or destroyed ; "
a kite too delicate to fly safely "; "
fragile porcelain plates "; "
fragile old bones "; "
a frail craft " [
synonym : {
delicate }, {
fragile }, {
frail }]
n 1 :
the weight of a frail (
basket )
full of raisins or figs ;
between 50 and 75 pounds 2 :
a basket for holding dried fruit (
especially raisins or figs )
frail \
frail \,
a . [
Compar . {
frailer } (
fr [=
a ]
l "[~
e ]
r );
superl .
{
frailest }.] [
OE .
frele ,
freile ,
OF .
fraile ,
frele ,
F .
fr [^
e ]
le ,
fr .
L .
fragilis .
See {
Fragile }.]
1 .
Easily broken ;
fragile ;
not firm or durable ;
liable to fail and perish ;
easily destroyed ;
not tenacious of life ;
weak ;
infirm .
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That I may know how frail I am . --
Ps .
xxxix .
4 .
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An old bent man ,
worn and frail . --
Lowell .
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2 .
Tender . [
Obs .]
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Deep indignation and compassion frail . --
Spenser .
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3 .
Liable to fall from virtue or be led into sin ;
not strong against temptation ;
weak in resolution ;
also ,
unchaste ; --
often applied to fallen women .
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Man is frail ,
and prone to evil . --
Jer .
Taylor .
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frail \
frail \ (
fr [=
a ]
l ),
n . [
OE .
fraiel ,
fraile ,
OF .
fraiel ,
freel ,
frael ,
fr .
LL .
fraellum .]
A basket made of rushes ,
used chiefly for containing figs and raisins .
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2 .
The quantity of raisins --
about thirty -
two ,
fifty -
six ,
or seventy -
five pounds , --
contained in a frail .
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3 .
A rush for weaving baskets . --
Johnson .
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218 Moby Thesaurus words for "
frail ":
Adamic ,
Adamite ,
Adamitic ,
abulic ,
afraid ,
ailing ,
airy ,
anthropocentric ,
anthropological ,
attenuate ,
attenuated ,
backsliding ,
boyish ,
breakable ,
brittle ,
brittle as glass ,
cachectic ,
capricious ,
carnal ,
changeable ,
cheap -
jack ,
cobwebby ,
consumptive ,
corruptible ,
cowardly ,
crackable ,
crippled ,
crisp ,
crispy ,
crumbly ,
crushable ,
dainty ,
debilitated ,
deciduous ,
decrepit ,
delicate ,
delicately weak ,
diaphanous ,
diluted ,
drained ,
dying ,
earthy ,
effeminate ,
enervated ,
ephemeral ,
erring ,
ethereal ,
evanescent ,
exhausted ,
fading ,
failing ,
faint ,
fainthearted ,
fallen ,
feeble ,
feebleminded ,
fickle ,
fine ,
fine -
drawn ,
finespun ,
finite ,
fissile ,
fleeting ,
fleshly ,
flimsy ,
flitting ,
fly -
by -
night ,
flying ,
foible ,
fracturable ,
fragile ,
frailty ,
frangible ,
friable ,
fugacious ,
fugitive ,
gauzy ,
gimcrack ,
gimcracky ,
girlish ,
gossamer ,
gossamery ,
gracile ,
healthless ,
hominal ,
homocentric ,
human ,
humanistic ,
ill ,
impermanent ,
impetuous ,
impulsive ,
impure ,
in poor health ,
inconstant ,
infirm ,
insubstantial ,
invalid ,
invertebrate ,
jerry ,
jerry -
built ,
lacerable ,
lacy ,
languishing ,
lapsed ,
light ,
lightweight ,
man -
centered ,
misty ,
momentary ,
moribund ,
mortal ,
mutable ,
namby -
pamby ,
nondurable ,
nonpermanent ,
of easy virtue ,
only human ,
pale ,
papery ,
passing ,
pasteboardy ,
peaked ,
peaky ,
peccable ,
perishable ,
petty ,
phthisic ,
pliable ,
poorly ,
postlapsarian ,
prodigal ,
puny ,
rare ,
rarefied ,
recidivist ,
recidivistic ,
reduced ,
reduced in health ,
run -
down ,
scissile ,
scrawny ,
shatterable ,
shattery ,
shivery ,
short -
lived ,
sick ,
sickly ,
sissified ,
skinny ,
sleazy ,
slender ,
slenderish ,
slight ,
slight -
made ,
slim ,
slimmish ,
slinky ,
small ,
spineless ,
splintery ,
subtle ,
svelte ,
sylphlike ,
tacky ,
tellurian ,
temporal ,
temporary ,
tenuous ,
thin ,
thin -
bodied ,
thin -
set ,
thin -
spun ,
thinnish ,
threadlike ,
transient ,
transitive ,
transitory ,
unangelic ,
unchaste ,
unclean ,
undurable ,
unenduring ,
ungodly ,
ungood ,
unhealthy ,
unrighteous ,
unsaintly ,
unsound ,
unstable ,
unsubstantial ,
unvirtuous ,
unwell ,
vague ,
valetudinarian ,
valetudinary ,
vice ,
virtueless ,
volatile ,
vulnerable ,
wanton ,
wasp -
waisted ,
wasting away ,
watered ,
watered -
down ,
watery ,
wayward ,
weak ,
weak -
kneed ,
weak -
minded ,
weak -
willed ,
weakened ,
weakly ,
willowy ,
wiredrawn ,
wispy ,
with low resistance ,
womanish
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FRAIL中文 (简体)翻译:剑桥词典 - Cambridge Dictionary Suddenly a frail-looking man with white hair and beard and blazing eyes slipped into the room
frail - 搜索 词典 1 There was a baby so frail and shriveled she was clearly sick, but Ms Mardy said she had not been able to take her for tests 曾经 有 一个 婴儿 非常 地 虚弱, 很 明显 病 了, Mardy 女士 却 不能 送 她 去 检查。
frail是什么意思_frail的翻译_音标_读音_用法_例句_爱词霸在线词典 Noun 1 the weight of a frail (basket) full of raisins or figs; between 50 and 75 pounds 2 a basket for holding dried fruit (especially raisins or figs) Adjective 1 physically weak; "an invalid's frail body" 2 having the attributes of man as opposed to e g divine beings; "I'm only human" " frail humanity" 3 easily broken or damaged or
frail adjective - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes . . . Definition of frail adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more
FRAIL Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of FRAIL is easily broken or destroyed : fragile How to use frail in a sentence Synonym Discussion of Frail
Frail - definition of frail by The Free Dictionary 1 Physically weak or delicate: an invalid's frail body; in frail health See Synonyms at weak 2 Easily broken or destroyed; fragile: a flower with a frail stem 3 Not strong or substantial; slight: a frail voice; evidence too frail to stand up in court 4 Easily led astray; morally weak
frail, adj. n. ² meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary There are eight meanings listed in OED's entry for the word frail, one of which is labelled obsolete, and one of which is considered offensive See ‘Meaning use’ for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence
FRAIL definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary Someone who is frail is not very strong or healthy She lay in bed looking particularly frail
frail - Wiktionary, the free dictionary Noun frail (plural frails) A basket made of rushes, used chiefly to hold figs and raisins The quantity of fruit or other items contained in a frail A rush for weaving baskets
FRAIL Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com FRAIL definition: having delicate health; not robust; weak See examples of frail used in a sentence