Weaklings Meaning in English
word · lemma: weakling
ˈwikɫɪŋ
WEEK-ling
wˈiːklɪŋz
WEEK-lingz
释义
People who are physically or emotionally weak, or seen as lacking strength or courage. Often used in a negative or teasing way.
用法与细微差别
'Weaklings' is often used insultingly or as a put-down, especially among children or in competitive contexts. Rarely used formally. Avoid using it to describe someone unless joking or quoting.
Spanish: debiluchos - débiles (personas)Portuguese (BR): fracotes - fraquinhosPortuguese (PT): fracos - fracos (pessoas)Chinese (Simplified): 弱者 - 虚弱的人Chinese (Traditional): 弱者 - 虛弱的人Hindi: कमज़ोर लोग - कमजोर व्यक्तिArabic: الضعفاء - الأشخاص الضعفاءBengali: দুর্বল ছেলে-মেয়ে - কমজোর ব্যক্তিRussian: слабакиJapanese: 弱虫（よわむし） - 弱者（じゃくしゃ）Vietnamese: kẻ yếu đuối - người yếu ớtKorean: 약골 - 나약한 사람Turkish: zayıf - güçsüz (kişiler için)Urdu: کمزور لوگ - ناتواں فردIndonesian: orang lemah - pengecut
例句
The bullies called the younger kids weaklings.
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He thinks only weaklings give up easily.
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Don't call your friends weaklings; it's not nice.
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After the tough workout, even the strongest felt like weaklings.
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She refused to be seen as one of the weaklings and pushed herself harder.
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Some comics make fun of superheroes’ weaklings sidekicks.
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