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

• 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。
• Conclusions Nosocomial infection occurs in patients enfeebled by chemotherapy, radiotherapy, chronic bone marrow failure and long-term bedridden.
  结论老年恶性肿瘤患者院内感染机率较高，化学治疗、放射治疗、慢性衰竭、长期卧床患者均较易发生院内感染，尤其要警惕真菌感染的发生。
• On the contrary, it will be up to an enfeebled European Commission to try to hold the line.
  相反，人们还要依靠遭到削弱的欧盟委员会来努力维持当前局势。
• Showing impairment of energy or strength; enfeebled.
  衰弱的表现出精力或力量受到削弱的；虚弱无力的。
• But his character had been so much enfeebled by suffering, that even its lower energies were incapable of more than a temporary struggle. He sank down on the ground, and buried his face in his hands.
  但他本人已经给折磨得十分虚弱，即使这种较低劣的表现也只能是转瞬即逝的挣扎。他一屁股坐在地上，把脸埋在双手之中。
• The boy was enfeebled by the cold.
  那个男孩因感冒而虚弱无力。
• 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 poor, bent, enfeebled creature struck his imagination.
  那个贫困、驼背、衰老的人指点了他的思路。
• In Coetzee's Foe, the female and the black both struggles to maintain their discourse power in some way while that of the white male is enfeebled to some extent.
  在《仇敌》中，女性和黑人都试图以某种形式捍卫自己的话语权力，而白人男性的话语霸权则受到了相当程度的颠覆。
• Instead of being enfeebled by age, the Elder had been empowered by it; he could outfly any gull in the Flock, and he had learned skills that the others were only gradually coming to know.
  年龄并没使长者衰弱，反而使他更有力量了，他能比鸥群中任何一个都飞得快，他学会的本领，其他海鸥还只能一点一滴地慢慢理解呢。