薄弱 | bó ruò | weak; frail | |
脆弱 | cuì ruò | weak; frail | |
削弱 | xuē ruò | to weaken; to impair; to cripple | |
弱点 | ruò diǎn | weak point; failing | |
减弱 | jiǎn ruò | to weaken; to fall off |
1 | Weak as it is, the disturbance in the wind field is discernible. | |
2 | Phones do this even if the signal istoo weak to make or receive calls. | |
3 | In these two episodes, we' ll be practicing different levels of agreement and disagreement, from weak to strong. | |
4 | A moving phone, or a phone in an area with a weak signal, has to work harder, giving of more radiation. | |
5 | Still more urgent, arguably, is a mechanism for supplying the zone's weaker economies with cash if panic accelerates. |