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Meanings of frail in anglès

espanyol
frágil

Physically weak.

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frágil

Wanting in moral strength, courage, or will; having the attributes of man as opposed to e.g. divine beings.

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Easily broken or damaged or destroyed.

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Examples for "fragile"
Examples for "fragile"
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However, markets remain volatile and consumer sentiment is fragile, the company said.
The Irish Times
2
Liikanen said the euro zone was still in a very fragile situation.
Reuters
3
In Canterbury the health system remains fragile and is facing enormous challenges.
Radio NZ
4
Their day's repair work underlined how fragile the island's power system remains.
The Guardian
5
Great care must be taken not to damage the pyramids' fragile structures.
News.com.au
Usage of frail in anglès
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These are important considerations for frail older people and young families alike.
The Guardian
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She seemed frail, young, and certainly weaker than I'd last seen her.
Succubi like it hot
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In these particularly frail subjects, infections clearly worsen prognosis increasing substantially mortality.
Pubmed
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She's too frail, in both body and spirit, especially since the attack.
In the shadow of gotham
5
He struck Kyle as dangerous, yes, but also oddly frail, even vulnerable.
Return of the Crimson Guard
6
The frail building was literally rocking in the fury of the storm.
Colonel Quaritch, V.C.: A Tale of Country Life
7
He had become increasingly frail in recent years after suffering several strokes.
The Irish Times
8
The frail gas bag swayed in the wind that was springing up.
Through the Air to the North Pole / Or, The Wonderful Cruise of ...
9
As suddenly decaying and changing as the frail flowers in the spring.
The Theological Tractates and The Consolation of Philosophy
10
How could beings with such frail bodies hope to contend with her?
Servant of a dark god
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Some were cooking the supper; some, rearing frail shelters for the night.
The Adventures of the Chevalier De La Salle and His Companions, ...
12
During the trial, the former producer appeared frail and used a walker.
Reuters
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Many patients will be frail, suffering from dementia and with complicated conditions.
The Guardian
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Each fairy-petal blushed with June fire; the frail leaves were exquisitely green.
Tales of Chinatown
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Conclusion: Over two thirds of patients with AF are pre-frail or frail.
Pubmed
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She was slim, and sweetly shaped, and looked quite frail and vulnerable.
White night
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Translations for frail
espanyol
frágil
Frail through the time
Frail across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common