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

单词	fragile
释义	frag·ile \ˈfrajə̇l, US also & Brit usually -aˌjīl\ adjective Etymology: Middle French, from Latin fragilis — more at frail 1. a. : easily broken or destroyed : frail < the fragile stem of the tall flower > < a person of fragile moral convictions > b. : delicate of constitution or of health : barely able or unable to endure without harm the normal day-to-day physical demands of existence : unusually susceptible to ill health or physical harm < a fragile and tottering old man > < too fragile to stand the Vermont winter — Sinclair Lewis > c. : giving the impression of or having qualities suggesting someone that is fragile of body or health < a fragile soprano > < a fragile gesture > < fragile hands > 2. a. : weak, tenuous, unsubstantial < a fragile connection with great men > < the ground of his faith … seemed to me so fragile — H.J.Laski > b. : thin and transparent < a fragile skin > : extremely light and evanescent < a fragile tone > : diaphanous < a fragile taffeta > c. : extremely subtle or fine : calling for an extremely fine perception < a fragile wine > < the tantalizing, fragile taste of fresh blue crab — Hugh Cave > d. : short-lived, evanescent < a fragile moment > Synonyms: see weak
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