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1 weakness
nounSchwäche, die; (in argument, defence) schwacher Punkt* * *1) (the state of being weak.) die Schwäche2) (something weak or faulty; a defect: weaknesses of character; Smoking is one of my weaknesses.) die Schwäche* * *weak·ness<pl -es>[ˈwi:knəs]na sign of \weakness ein Zeichen nt von Schwäche* * *['wiːknɪs]n(all senses) Schwäche f; (= weak point) schwacher Punktthe opposition criticized the weakness of the party's manifesto — die Opposition kritisierte, wie schwach das Wahlprogramm der Partei sei
to have a weakness for sth — für etw eine Schwäche or Vorliebe haben
* * *weakness s2. MED Schwächlichkeit f, Kränklichkeit f:weakness of constitution schwächliche Konstitution3. WIRTSCH Flauheit f4. fig Schwäche f:a) schwache Seite, schwacher Punktb) Nachteil m, Mangel mhave a weakness for eine Schwäche haben für* * *nounSchwäche, die; (in argument, defence) schwacher Punkt* * *n.Faible n.Schwachheit f.Schwäche -n f.
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