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1 infirmly
a слабо, отпаднало, слабохарактерно* * *adv - слабо, отпаднало;- слабохарактерн* * *a слабо, отпаднало, слабохарактерно -
2 infirm
{in'fə:m}
1. немощен, безсилен, недъгав, отпаднал (особ. от старост)
2. колеблив, лабилен, нерешителен, слабохарактерен, със слаба воля
to be INFIRM of purpose нерешителен съм, колебая се
3. неустойчив, нестабилен, слаб, нетраен* * *{in'fъ:m} а 1. немощен, безсилен, недъгав, отпаднал (особ. от* * *отпаднал; безсилен; лабилен; колеблив; недъгав; немощен; нерешителен;* * *1. to be infirm of purpose нерешителен съм, колебая се 2. колеблив, лабилен, нерешителен, слабохарактерен, със слаба воля 3. немощен, безсилен, недъгав, отпаднал (особ. от старост) 4. неустойчив, нестабилен, слаб, нетраен* * *infirm[in´fə:m] adj 1. немощен, безсилен, недъгав, отпаднал (особ. от старост); 2. колеблив, лабилен, нерешителен, слабохарактерен, слабоволев, малодушен; слабоумен; to be \infirm of purpose нерешителен съм, колебая се; 3. рядко неустойчив, слаб, нетраен (за постройка); 4. юрид., ост. невалиден (за документ); FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv infirmly.
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infirmly — in·firm·ly … English syllables
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