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Перевод: weedy

[прилагательное]
заросший сорняками; растущий как сорная трава; худосочный; тощий; слабый; нескладный

Тезаурус:

1. To predict the fate of such a crop - and its prospects of proving weedy - research must focus on the plant's most intimate dealings with its environment.
2. This is pop music without guts, without pattern or consistent thought, sung by a voice as thin and weedy, if the sleeve photo is to be believed, as the performer's own physique.
3. Iris pseudacorus is constant with frequent Filipendula ulmaria and there are usually other weedy taxa present such as Galium aparine, Poa trivialis and Urtica dioica .
4. Both of them were easy victims: where she was slow and tongue-tied, he was short and physically weedy.
5. The botanical annals are full of examples of plants that were introduced into a novel area, only to become seriously weedy - witness the prickly pear's progress in Australia and South Africa, or the rhododendron in Britain.
6. What astonished everyone, from the time he started winning schools races to the glorious battles at the White City after the war, was that such a weedy looking person could perform such feats.
7. Weedy strains already exist in at least six of Keeler's 20 randomly chosen crops - notably oats, sunflowers, rice and sweet potatoes.
8. Mouse gets his nickname because he is small and weedy.
9. I suppose the most damaging and erroneous of the myths is the belief, and disdain, held in Australia and New Zealand that the Mother Country sent weedy wrecks to fight alongside hefty, bronzed, open-air Gods of Nature, or, even worse, sat about "drinking tea".
10. Having decided not to use herbicides on a weedy patch, we laid out black plastic to smother the weeds when they grew.
11. What concerns them is the risk that engineered plants might acquire weedy traits and escape from cultivation.
12. Weedy but powerful The Environment Bill, published later this month, will tackle the perils of genetic engineering.
13. Today, its technology sounds comically shrill and weedy, but songs like Seconds and Don't You Want Me still exert considerable force, and the album's focus on pop melody coupled to straightforward dance beats marked a conscious turning away from Punk, politics or the cerebral dogmatism of bands like Gang of Four.