英语词汇“infirm”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

infirm

/ɪnˈfəːm

adjective

1Not physically or mentally strong, especially through age or illness: those who were old or infirm elderly and infirm people (as plural noun the infirm) care for the infirm...

Mentally and physically infirm, he stayed in the jail lobby for three days before anyone noticed him.
Furthermore, the home was failing to create an environment where mentally ill and physically infirm people could properly be cared for and safely live alongside each other.
The development will include an elderly and mentally infirm unit, and 55 residential flats on land adjacent to the cricket ground.

Synonyms

frail, weak, feeble, enfeebled, weakly, debilitated, decrepit, bedridden;

ill, unwell, sick, sickly, poorly, indisposed, in poor/declining health, failing, ailing;

doddering, doddery, tottering, wobbly, unsteady, unstable

1.1 archaic (Of a person or their judgement) weak; irresolute: he was infirm of purpose...

While standing for an expanded trade unionism the left has to carefully but firmly distinguish itself from their Congress' infirm vision.
Keenly sensitive to these insults, Raglan had to grapple with a French command whose sense of purpose seemed infirm.
A court cannot grant finality to a constitutionally infirm judgment.

Derivatives

infirmly

adverb ...

Nor am I the slightest bit interested in using the model of an out-dated, infirmly and inferiorly working European, Japanese and general world scenario.
The catalytic activity is related to the total SO42− groups bonded on the surface of the substrate but not those infirmly bonded.

Origin

Late Middle English (in the general sense 'weak, frail'): from Latin infirmus, from in- 'not' + firmus 'firm'.

单词	infirm
释义	infirm /ɪnˈfəːm / adjective 1Not physically or mentally strong, especially through age or illness: those who were old or infirm elderly and infirm people (as plural noun the infirm) care for the infirm... Mentally and physically infirm, he stayed in the jail lobby for three days before anyone noticed him. Furthermore, the home was failing to create an environment where mentally ill and physically infirm people could properly be cared for and safely live alongside each other. The development will include an elderly and mentally infirm unit, and 55 residential flats on land adjacent to the cricket ground. Synonyms frail, weak, feeble, enfeebled, weakly, debilitated, decrepit, bedridden; ill, unwell, sick, sickly, poorly, indisposed, in poor/declining health, failing, ailing; doddering, doddery, tottering, wobbly, unsteady, unstable 1.1 archaic (Of a person or their judgement) weak; irresolute: he was infirm of purpose... While standing for an expanded trade unionism the left has to carefully but firmly distinguish itself from their Congress' infirm vision. Keenly sensitive to these insults, Raglan had to grapple with a French command whose sense of purpose seemed infirm. A court cannot grant finality to a constitutionally infirm judgment. Derivatives infirmly adverb ... Nor am I the slightest bit interested in using the model of an out-dated, infirmly and inferiorly working European, Japanese and general world scenario. The catalytic activity is related to the total SO42− groups bonded on the surface of the substrate but not those infirmly bonded. Origin Late Middle English (in the general sense 'weak, frail'): from Latin infirmus, from in- 'not' + firmus 'firm'.
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