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Перевод: feeble

[прилагательное]
слабый; ничтожный; хилый; немощный; бессильный; бесхарактерный; бледный; невыразительный

Тезаурус:

1. For an anguished three minutes Herr Nordern thought that the Lada would not work but, in company with a neighbour s antiquated Volkswagen, after a bout of racking, early morning, heavy smoker's coughing, it came to a sort of half-life as, quite unnecessarily, because the Lada's engine could be heard half-way across Berlin, Herr Nordern tooted its feeble horn.
2. My legs are uncommonly feeble after this flu."
3. He further intimated that one could never be certain what sort of action a feeble government might take in an attempt to solve its problems.
4. "You ain't as feeble as you look," he asserted.
5. If Labour offered only a feeble challenge, the Alliance was scarcely more than a rabble.
6. It is ironic that, after the National majority had been safely won, and shown itself, as might have been predicted, protectionist, Snowden reverted to the role of stubborn free trader, and gave currency to the view of MacDonald as a feeble halfwit, without principles or dignity, Yet MacDonald, although no doctrinaire free trader, had fought harder to reach a formula that the Liberals, Snowden's free trade allies, could accept than Snowden himself had done.
7. As for Dana's poems, at first I thought they were pretty feeble.
8. But the projections for the Wolf's Glen scene are feeble, compared with Achim Freyer's raw satire on German red-cheeked feather-hatted nationalism, in Stuttgart.
9. So, the Conservative response to Mr Smith's Budget was at first feeble.
10. However ghastly I might feel, however feeble, I wasn't drowning in blood.
11. But the Prime Minister dismissed his remarks as "feeble and nonsense".
12. All the television flummery - lights, sets, graphics, music and the rest - doesn't matter a jot if the questions are feeble and the answers are, as in a cookery demonstration, clearly prepared earlier.
13. He has been known to ban from his salon journalists who have criticised Saint Laurent's more feeble efforts.