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Significados de flaccid en inglés

Out of condition; not strong or robust; incapable of exertion or endurance.

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Limp.

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Examples for "limp"
Examples for "limp"
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I repeat, this is a pathetically limp showing from Europe so far.
The Guardian
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That was two years ago, and he's still walkin' with a limp.
God don't like ugly
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Then his hand dropped, suddenly limp, the power he'd held draining away.
Dead beat
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His body, suddenly limp in hers; and high above, the greatest wonder.
The golden compass
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The robot's barrellike body inclined forward as he examined the limp form.
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
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Shortly, Ipshank returned; he carried the young girl slack in his arms.
Stonewielder
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The private sector remains in no position to pick up the slack.
Reuters
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He lifted the slack body down and put it in the sand.
A Man Four-Square
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But absolute oil inventory levels remained high globally due to slack demand.
Reuters
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However, eight different players scored for Cincy to pick up the slack.
Reuters
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The government must also address issues including power cuts and lax security.
Reuters
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But several in Greece say Tsipras's more lax policies are to blame.
Reuters
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After years of lax enforcement, we're finally seeing this standardization at work.
The Guardian
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And people are very 'lax' about from where they get their information.
News.com.au
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The state of morals in these parts is in some sort lax.
Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 3 / With His Letters and Journals
Uso de flaccid en inglés
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Note the flaccid paunch, the withered top, and the foolish, hysterical face.
Raemaekers' Cartoons: With Accompanying Notes by Well-known Engl...
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Though they were not large their flaccid bluntness made them seem clumsy.
The maltese falcon
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A flaccid Scotch egg and a tooth-shattering pastie were often cradled home.
The Irish Times
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The larva, at first plump and active, suddenly becomes flaccid and inert.
More Hunting Wasps
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He multiplied his intellectual force by detaching from it all flaccid interests.
The Renaissance: Studies in Art and Poetry
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He had stiffened his flaccid will and spurred his trembling body forward.
The Sheriff's Son
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There was greenish discolouring of the skin and the bodies were flaccid.
The Irish Times
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On the contrary, it would render us nerveless, flabby, flaccid, and inert.
The Conquest of Fear
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He collected more waterskins from where they hung flaccid from his saddle.
Forge of Darkness
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How flaccid in muscle, how narrow in intelligence, how shallow in affection!
The Chief End of Man
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Pressing him to me, the flesh of his chest feels soft, flaccid.
The whore of babylon, a memoir
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Indeed, such a flaccid, fluid, pouchy carcass, I have never before seen.
Birds and Bees, Sharp Eyes, and Other Papers
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Debbie's face was flaccid, the jaw limp, the eyelids only partially closed.
Gravity
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Apparently, she saw his flaccid state as some sort of challenge.
Mistress of the game
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He has become pliant in will, feeble in purpose, and flaccid in character.
Friendship
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She read only in his flaccid features the sad history of the past.
The Merchant of Berlin: An Historical Novel
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