萎缩 | wěi suō | to wither; to dry up (of a plant); to atrophy (of muscle, social custom etc) | |
枯萎 | kū wěi | to wilt; to wither; wilted; withered; drained; enervated; exhausted | |
萎靡 | wěi mǐ | dispirited; depressed | |
萎靡不振 | wěi mǐ bù zhèn | dispirited and listless (idiom); downcast | |
阳萎 | yáng wěi | impotence; also written 阳痿 |
1 | Well, then, with the first money I touch, I mean you to have a small house, with a garden in which to plant clematis, nasturtiums, and honeysuckle. | |
2 | Not an hour goes by when I don't picture how my life will drain away. | |
3 | In 1970 Congress created Amtrak to take over the ailing rail passenger service. | |
4 | Your tulips are looking a little limp, aren't they? | |
5 | And will our national identity fade away as foreigners and naturalised citizens outnumber the original citizens? |