fra
gile
形容词比较级
more fragile
形容词最高级
most fragile
1
易碎的, 脆弱的
easily damaged or broken
- The butterfly's wings were fragile, thin and translucent in the sunlight.
蝴蝶的翅膀在阳光下脆弱、薄而半透明。
- She wrapped the fragile ornaments in bubble wrap before placing them in the box.
她把易碎的装饰品用气泡膜包裹起来，然后放进盒子里。
- The fragile glass vase shattered when it fell to the ground.
易碎的玻璃花瓶掉到地上时碎了。
- Handle the fragile porcelain dishes with care to avoid chipping.
小心处理易碎的瓷器盘子，以避免碎裂。
- The fragile peace agreement was at risk of collapsing under political pressure.
脆弱的和平协议在政治压力下面临崩溃的风险。
2
脆弱的, 虚弱的
easily becoming ill due to being in a weakened physical state
- The elderly, with their often fragile health, are advised to get the flu vaccine each year to avoid complications.
老年人，由于他们的健康状况往往脆弱，建议每年接种流感疫苗以避免并发症。
- Children with certain congenital conditions can be more fragile and prone to infections.
患有某些先天性疾病的儿童可能更脆弱，更容易感染。
- After months of chemotherapy, his immune system was fragile, making him susceptible to even minor illnesses.
经过数月的化疗，他的免疫系统变得脆弱，使他甚至容易患上轻微疾病。
3
not having substance, strength, or significance
- Their argument was fragile and easily refuted.
- The company's financial position was fragile.
- He built a fragile case for his theory.
- The alliance was fragile and could break under pressure.
- The politician's promises proved fragile in practice.