vulnerable - Definition & Meaning | VisualLang Dictionary

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able to be physically harmed or woundedable to be physically harmed or wounded

例句

The baby birds in the nest were vulnerable to predators until they learned to fly.
Babies are particularly vulnerable to illness.
The coastal town is vulnerable to hurricanes.

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形容词比较级

more vulnerable

形容词最高级

most vulnerable

1

able to be physically harmed or wounded

The baby birds in the nest were vulnerable to predators until they learned to fly.
Babies are particularly vulnerable to illness.
The coastal town is vulnerable to hurricanes.
The elderly are particularly vulnerable to illness, so it's important for them to get vaccinated.
The stray dog, injured and alone, appeared vulnerable on the streets.

2

liable to attack or harm, especially in a strategic or defensive sense

The fortress was vulnerable to siege.
The company's network is vulnerable to cyberattacks.
The army identified vulnerable points in the enemy's defenses.
The vulnerable flank was exposed during the battle.
The system is vulnerable to data breaches.

反义词：

3

open to criticism, influence, or temptation

Teenagers are vulnerable to peer pressure.
The plan was vulnerable to public criticism.
She felt vulnerable to manipulation.
New employees are vulnerable to workplace gossip.
The argument was vulnerable to counterpoints.