weakling

英 [ˈwiːklɪŋ]

美 [ˈwiːklɪŋ]

n.  瘦弱的人; 弱不禁风的人

复数：weaklings　

BNC.33200 / COCA.25410

牛津词典

noun

• 瘦弱的人；弱不禁风的人
  a person who is not physically strong

柯林斯词典

• 孱弱的人;弱小的动物
  If you describe a person or an animal as aweakling, you mean that they are physically weak.
• N-COUNT 性格软弱的人
  If you describe someone as aweakling, you mean that they have a weak character and are not at all brave.
  1. ...a moral weakling.
     道德感不强的人

英英释义

noun

• a person who is physically weak and ineffectual
  Synonym:doormatwuss

双语例句

• They hoped for a malleable weakling; instead they got a bold but impulsive leader.
  他们期待的曾是一个温顺的服从者，但事实上，马利基大胆且趋势迫人。
• Councillor weakling, who knew that this was probably true, made no further protest.
  威克林议员知道这是很可能的，也就没有再提什么抗议。
• I'm a useless weakling, and I can't stand excitement.
  我没有胆量去承受那激动，我还是希望我能不见着他。
• The author characterizes the central figure as a weakling.
  作者把书中的中心人物描绘成一个懦弱的人。
• My quitting strategy surely made me a coward and a weakling.
  我的放弃策略肯定让我成了懦夫、胆小鬼。
• You can sit around and moan about who's the bigger weakling.
  就会坐在这抱怨谁更可怜。
• Firmly, I steer them away from cheap, ugly, weakling, mail-order clones and toward absurdly powerful machines that cost a fortune and make the room lights dim when they power up.
  我毅然决然将他们带离那些价钱便宜、外形丑陋、功能不全、可以邮购的仿制品，转向那些功能强大得离谱，价格高昂，而且开机时连房间的灯光都会暗下来的机种。
• He was ineffective, not exactly a weakling, but ineffective.
  他办事没效率，倒也不完全是个无能之辈，就是不干练。
• CNOOC may try to top the bid and, while Exxon is no weakling, it cannot compete with a buyer that is implicitly backed by$ 2,000bn in foreign reserves.
  中海油可能试图提出更高的报价，尽管埃克森美孚并非弱者，但它不可能与一家拥有2万亿美元外汇储备隐性支持的买家竞争。
• Think that weakling is a worthy opponent?
  你认为那个懦夫配做我的对手吗？