enfeebled

英 [ɪnˈfiːbld]

美 [ɪnˈfiːbld]

adj.  变得衰弱的; 羸弱的
v.  使衰弱; 使虚弱; 使无力
enfeeble的过去分词和过去式

过去式：enfeebled　

BNC.34918 / COCA.36950

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 变得衰弱的;羸弱的
  If someone or something isenfeebled, they have become very weak.
  1. He finds himself politically enfeebled.
     他发现自己的政治势力变得衰弱。
  2. ...the already enfeebled newspaper.
     那家已经式微的报纸

双语例句

• This is not to say they are reverting to old-style imperialism; both are too enfeebled for that.
  这并不是说他们要复辟旧式帝国主义，两国都无力为之。
• The answer is through a buoyant eurozone economy and higher wage growth and inflation in core economies than in the enfeebled periphery.
  答案就是向欧元区经济注入活力，使核心国家的工资增长率和通胀率高于疲弱的外围国家。
• She is old. Her hands are now too enfeebled to even needlework or cooking. When she walks, she has to over along with a groping hand on the wall for support.
  妈妈老了，她的手已经拿不住针线，也不能做饭了，甚至走路时也要手扶墙壁。
• American life has enfeebled his mind.
  美国的生活削弱了他的意志。
• The poor, bent, enfeebled creature struck his imagination.
  那个贫困、驼背、衰老的人指点了他的思路。
• That enabled it to use its financial resources to steal a march on enfeebled rivals a trend that has angered competitors, who accuse the bank of unusually aggressive tactics such as pulling credit lines and asking for collateral at the height of the crisis.
  这使得该银行能够动用其金融资源抢占先机，偷袭遭受重创的竞争对手这种做法激怒了竞争对手。他们指责摩根大通在危机最严峻时刻，采取取消信贷额度、要求提供抵押品等咄咄逼人的不寻常手段。
• Still, the idea that Europe has become so enfeebled that foreigners can buy it up at will strikes a chord.
  欧洲已变得如此衰弱以至于外国人可以随心所欲的在欧洲收购，这才是触动心弦的。
• He finds himself politically enfeebled.
  他发现自己的政治势力变得衰弱。
• The boy was enfeebled by the cold.
  那个男孩因感冒而虚弱无力。
• They inherited an enfeebled economy, suffocating from enormous wage settlements.
  他们继承了脆弱的经济机构，深受巨额工资欠账的拖累。