weaker

UK
/ˈwiːkə/
US
/ˈwikər/

Translations

weakeradjective
weaker
Comp.
Comparative degree of the adjective 'weak'.
слабеесравнительная степень прилагательного «слабый»
After the illness she felt weaker than before.
После болезни она чувствовала себя слабее, чем раньше.
более слабыйвариант сравнения; согласуется по роду и числу
Their defense is weaker this year.
Их оборона более слабая в этом году.
weakernoun
weakers
pl
UK
/ˈwiːkə/
US
/ˈwiːkər/
Agent noun formed from the verb 'weaken'; refers to a person or thing that causes weakening.
Additional translations
ослабительтех.; вещество или фактор, вызывающий ослабление
ослабляющий факторредко; обобщённое обозначение причины ослабления
weakadjective

weaker

Comp.

weaker
Comp.
weakest
Super.
UK
/wiːk/
US
/wik/
He felt weak after the long illness.
Он чувствовал себя слабым после долгой болезни.
The old man was too weak to walk without assistance.
Старик был слишком немощным, чтобы ходить без помощи.
The plant looked weak and needed more sunlight.
Растение выглядело хилым и нуждалось в большем количестве солнечного света.

Definitions

weakeradjective
Comparative of weak: having less strength, power, or intensity.
After the illness she felt weaker than before.
weakernoun
A person or thing that weakens someone or something; an agent of weakening.
Repeated acid exposure acts as a weaker of the metal structure.
weakadjective
Lacking physical strength or energy.
After the long hike, she felt too weak to continue.
Lacking intensity or brightness.
The weak light from the candle barely illuminated the room.
Lacking in forcefulness or effectiveness.
His weak argument failed to convince the jury.
Lacking in confidence or determination.
Her weak response showed she was unsure of her decision.
Lacking in concentration or potency.
The coffee was too weak to keep him awake during the meeting.