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Definition
Synonym
gebrechlich
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
gebrechlich
frail
gebrechlich
frailly
gebrechlich
rickety
gebrechlich
adv
frailly
gebrechlich
, schwaechliche
frail
alt und
gebrechlich
adj
(Person)
stricken in years
archaic
(of a person)
gebrechlich
; schwach
adj
(Person)
infirm (of a person)
gebrechlich
; wackelig; wacklig
adj
rickety
gebrechlich
, wackelig, wacklig
adj
rickety
siech; lange krank;
gebrechlich
adj
ailing; infirm
siech, lange krank,
gebrechlich
adj
ailing, infirm
gebrechlich
, kränklich, hinfällig
adj
invalid
gebrechlich
, zerbrechlich, schwach, bruechig
fragile
gebrechlich
, kraenklich, Invalide, hinfaellig
invalid
gebrechlich
; zerbrechlich; schwach; brüchig
adj
gebrechlich
er
am
gebrechlich
sten
fragile
more fragile
most fragile
gebrechlich
, zerbrechlich, schwach, brüchig
adj
gebrechlich
er
am
gebrechlich
sten
fragile
more fragile
most fragile
gebrechlich
; schwächlich; schwach; labil; hinfällig
adj
gebrechlich
er; schwächlicher; labiler; hinfälliger
am
gebrechlich
sten; am schwächlichsten; am labilsten; am hinfälligsten
frail
frailer
frailest
gebrechlich
, schwächlich, schwach, labil, hinfällig
adj
gebrechlich
er, schwächlicher, labiler, hinfälliger
am
gebrechlich
sten, am schwächlichsten, am labilsten, am hinfälligsten
frail
frailer
frailest
gebrechlich
; schwächlich; schwach; labil; hinfällig
adj
gebrechlich
er; schwächlicher; labiler; hinfälliger
am
gebrechlich
sten; am schwächlichsten; am labilsten; am hinfälligsten
gebrechlich
e Personen
frail
frailer
frailest
frail people
Deutsche
gebrechlich Synonyme
altersschwach
Âgebrechlich
Âgreisenhaft
Âsenil
brüchig
Âgebrechlich
Âhinfällig
Âkränklich
Âlabil
Âschwach
Âschwächlich
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Englische
frail Synonyme
frail
Adamic
Adamite
Adamitic
abulic
afraid
ailing
airy
anthropocentric
anthropological
attenuate
attenuated
backsliding
boyish
breakable
brittle
brittle as glass
cachectic
capricious
carnal
changeable
cheap-jack
cobwebby
consumptive
corruptible
cowardly
crackable
crippled
crisp
crispy
crumbly
crushable
dainty
debilitated
deciduous
decrepit
delicate
delicately weak
diaphanous
diluted
drained
dying
earthy
effeminate
enervated
ephemeral
erring
ethereal
evanescent
exhausted
fading
failing
faint
fainthearted
fallen
feeble
feebleminded
fickle
fine
fine-drawn
finespun
finite
fissile
fleeting
fleshly
flimsy
flitting
fly-by-night
flying
foible
fracturable
fragile
frail
ty
frangible
friable
fugacious
fugitive
gauzy
gimcrack
gimcracky
girlish
gossamer
gossamery
gracile
healthless
hominal
homocentric
human
humanistic
ill
impermanent
impetuous
impulsive
impure
in poor health
inconstant
infirm
insubstantial
invalid
invertebrate
jerry
jerry-built
lacerable
lacy
languishing
lapsed
light
lightweight
man-centered
misty
momentary
moribund
mortal
mutable
namby-pamby
nondurable
nonpermanent
of easy virtue
only human
pale
papery
passing
pasteboardy
peaked
peaky
peccable
perishable
petty
phthisic
pliable
poorly
postlapsarian
prodigal
puny
rare
rarefied
recidivist
recidivistic
reduced
reduced in health
run-down
scissile
scrawny
shatterable
shattery
shivery
short-lived
sick
sickly
sissified
skinny
sleazy
slender
slenderish
slight
slight-made
slim
slimmish
slinky
small
spineless
splintery
subtle
svelte
sylphlike
tacky
tellurian
temporal
temporary
tenuous
thin
thin-bodied
thin-set
thin-spun
thinnish
threadlike
transient
transitive
transitory
unangelic
unchaste
unclean
undurable
unenduring
ungodly
ungood
unhealthy
unrighteous
unsaintly
unsound
unstable
unsubstantial
unvirtuous
unwell
vague
valetudinari
frail
ty
abulia
airiness
airy texture
amiable weakness
attenuation
bad habit
besetting sin
blemish
breakability
breakableness
brittleness
bug
cachexia
cachexy
catch
changeableness
chronic ill health
collapse
cowardice
crack
crackability
crackableness
crispness
crumbliness
crushability
crushableness
daintiness
debilitation
debility
decrepitude
defect
defection
deficiency
delicacy
delicate health
destructibility
diaphanousness
dilutedness
dilution
disintegration
drawback
effeminacy
enervation
ethereality
exhaustion
exiguity
exility
failing
failure
faintheartedness
faintness
fallibility
fault
faute
fear
feeblemindedness
feebleness
fineness
fissility
flaw
flimsiness
foible
fracturableness
fragility
frangibility
friability
gauziness
gossameriness
gracility
healthlessness
hole
human equation
human
frail
ty
human weakness
humanity
humanness
hypochondria
hypochondriasis
ill health
imperfection
impressionability
inadequacy
indecisiveness
infirmity
infirmity of will
inherent vice
insubstantiality
invalidism
invalidity
irresolution
kink
lacerability
laciness
languishing
languishment
liability
lightness
little problem
mistiness
moral flaw
moral weakness
morbidity
morbidness
mortality
paperiness
peakedness
pliability
poor health
problem
rarity
rift
shortcoming
sickliness
sleaziness
slenderness
slightness
slimness
snag
something missing
spinelessness
subtility
suggestibility
susceptibility
taint
tenuity
thinness
unhealthiness
unsoundness
unsubstantiality
unwholesomeness
vagueness
valetudinarianism
velleity
vice
vulnerability
vulnerable place
wasting
wateriness
weak link
weak point
weak side
weak will
weak-mindedness
weakliness
weakness
wispiness
womanishness
gebrechlich Definition
Frail
(
n.
)
A
basket
made
of
rushes,
used
chiefly
for
containing
figs
and
raisins.
Frail
(
n.
)
The
quantity
of
raisins
--
about
thirty-two,
fifty-six,
or
seventy-five
pounds,
--
contained
in
a
frail
.
Frail
(
n.
)
A
rush
for
weaving
baskets.
Frail
(
superl
)
Easily
broken
Frail
(
superl
)
Tender.
Frail
(
superl
)
Liable
to
fall
from
virtue
or
be
led
into
sin
frail Bedeutung
frail
a
basket
for
holding
dried
fruit
(especially
raisins
or
figs)
frail
the
weight
of
a
frail
(basket)
full
of
raisins
or
figs,
betweenand
pounds
delicate
fragile
frail
easily
broken
or
damaged
or
destroyed,
a
kite
too
delicate
to
fly
safely,
fragile
porcelain
plates,
fragile
old
bones,
a
frail
craft
fallible
frail
imperfect
weak
wanting
in
moral
strength,
courage,
or
will,
having
the
attributes
of
man
as
opposed
to
e.g.
divine
beings,
I'm
only
a
fallible
human,
frail
humanity
frail
physically
weak,
an
invalid's
frail
body
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