弱zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • rú guǒ wǒ men zài dí jūn bó ruò de cè yì bù shǔ yī gè lián duì， wǒ men jiù kě yǐ bù dòng yòng zhù lì bù duì 'ér juàn jī dí jūn zhěng gè zhèn dì。
    If we can put a company on the enemy's weak flank, we can roll up his entire position with out engaging our main force.
  • tū jī diǎn xuǎn zài zuǒ yì， qià dāng dí zhī ruò diǎn， róng yì qǔ shèng；
    If we select a point of assault on the left flank which actually turns out to be the enemy's weak point, victory will be easy;
  • yóu yú xiá cī zhān wū huò xiāo ruò 。
    mar or impair with a flaw.
  • liǎo jiě yī gè gěi dìng de 'ān quán quē xiàn de xiāng duì zhòng yào xìng de guān jiàn zhī yī shì wèn wèn nǐ zì jǐ： “ zhè shì bù shì kě néng chū xiàn quē kǒu de wéi yī tú jìng huò zhě zuì cuì ruò de tú jìng？ ”
    One key to understanding the relative importance of any given security flaw is to ask yourself, "Is this the only way, or the most vulnerable way, this breach could occur?"
  • bēi jù xì jù huò wén xué zuò pǐn， qí zhōng de zhù yào rén wù zǒu xiàng huǐ miè huò zāo shòu jí duān de tòng kǔ， yóu qí shì yīn bēi jù xìng quē xiàn、 dào dé ruò diǎn huò wú lì yìng fù bù lì huán jìng 'ér zào chéng de hòu guǒ
    A drama or literary work in which the main character is brought to ruin or suffers extreme sorrow, especially as a consequence of a tragic flaw, a moral weakness, or an inability to cope with unfavorable circumstances.
  • sōng chuí de， ruǎn ruò de yào shuāi luò de； sōng sàn de hé róu ruǎn de
    Tending to flop; loose and flexible.
  • sì zhǐ de xiàng zhǐ shìde， rú jiù bó huò cuì ruò ér yán
    Resembling paper, as in thinness or flimsiness.
  • tā lái wǎn liǎo， ér qiě hái yǐ bó ruò de jiè kǒu lái biàn jiě tā de chí dào
    He arrived late and excused his tardiness in a flimsy manner.
  • ruò xiǎo de huò shòu de； cuì ruò de
    Weak or thin; flimsy.
  • yì sǔn huài de zhuō zǐ； yì sǔn huài de jiàn zhù； hé guò qù cuì ruò de lián jiē。
    a flimsy table; flimsy construction; a fragile link with the past.
  • bù jiān dìng de zhì liàng dī liè de； cuì ruò de huò xū huàn de
    Of inferior quality; flimsy or unsubstantial.
  • jìn guǎn tā men cóng shuǐ miàn fēi lí shí kàn qǐ lái shì nà me ruǎn ruò wú lì， dàn tā men què shì chū sè de yóu yǒng zhě hé néng yǔ yán hǎi kuáng fēng jù làng bó jī de fēi xiáng néng shǒu。
    They are superb swimmers and capable flyers in the stiff coastal winds, though they look almost helpless attempting to take off from the calm waters.
  • cǎo diàn de huǎn chōng zuò yòng jiǎn ruò liǎo tā xià diē de lì liàng。
    The force of his fall was broken by the straw mats.
  • yòng zhèng shǒu pāi huí jī shì wǒ zuì dà de ruò diǎn。
    Forehand returns are my worst.
  • tā men de xíng dòng gè bié kàn qǐ lái suī rán wēi ruò ， dàn shì tā men lián hé qǐ lái jiù lì hài liǎo。
    Though their actions were weak in single, when united, they presented something formidable.
  • zài yán yǔ zhōng bù zhòng dú de yīng yǔ yuán yīn dà bù fēn bèi ruò huà chéng wú xíng de zhōng yuán yīn。
    Most English vowel sounds which are not given weight in speech become reduced to a rather formless central vowel.
  • tā cān jiā liǎo zuó wǎn de jù huì zhī hòu， xiàn zài jué dé yòu xiē xū ruò 。
    He's feeling a bit fragile after last night's party.
  • zuó wǎn hē liǎo pí jiǔ， xiàn zài wǒ gǎn dào ruǎn ruò wú lì。
    I'm feeling rather fragile after all that beer last night.
  • yī lǚ bó huò wēi ruò de tiáo wén huò suì piàn， rú yān、 yún děng
    A thin or faint streak or fragment, as of smoke or clouds.
  • tā shēn tǐ xū ruò yǐ yòu hǎo jǐ gè yuè liǎo。
    Her health has been frail for months.
  • tā xū ruò de shǒu lián bēi zǐ yě ná bù zhù。
    His frail hands could hardly hold a cup.
  • tā shēng bìng hòu hěn xū ruò。
    He is frail after his illness.
  • wǒ zhǐ shì gè rén； cuì ruò de rén xìng。
    I'm only human; frail humanity.
  • cuì de yì bèi dǎ suì de、 yì bèi pò huài huò huǐ huài de； cuì ruò de
    Easily broken, damaged, or destroyed; frail.
  • tā réng rán gǎn jué shēn tǐ yòu diǎn xū ruò 。
    She's still feeling a bit frail.
  • xū ruò xū ruò de zhuàng tài huò xìng zhì
    The condition or quality of being frail.
  • cuì ruò de yì fàn zuì de rén lèi - wò 'ěr tè sī kē tè。
    a frail and peccable mortal- Sir Walter Scott.
  • 69 suì de gé lún kāng nà shuō：“ tā nà tiān kàn shàng qù tè bié xū ruò 。”
    " She was particularly frail that day, " says Glenconner, 69.
  • xì cháng xíng zhě， shòu ruò xíng rén shēn tǐ xì cháng、 shòu ruò huò xū ruò de rén
    A person with a slender, thin, or frail body.
  • jìn guǎn tā shēn tǐ jiàn qū xū ruò ， dàn réng yī rú jì wǎng dì rè 'ài gōng zuò。
    He was becoming frail, but loved to work as always.
  • tài guò cuì ruò de fēng zhēng bù néng wán hǎo de fēi qǐ lái； yì suì de cí pán zǐ； cuì ruò de lǎo gǔ tóu； yì suì de gōng yì pǐn。
    a kite too delicate to fly safely; fragile porcelain plates; fragile old bones; a frail craft.
  • tā shēn tǐ càn ruò ， měi tiān hái yào guò zhè yàng de fàng dàng shēng huó， yǐ cǐ zhé mó zì jǐ， wǒ zhēn wéi tā xīn téng。
    I felt the pain which these daily excesses must have inflicted upon so frail a constitution.