enervate in Chinese
enervate in Chinese is 减弱 — enervate means to lessen someone's strength or vigour; to weaken.
enervate in Chinese
减弱
Pronounced: jiǎn ruò
What does "enervate" mean?
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verb To lessen someone's strength or vigour; to weaken.
"After being laid off three times in a row, she felt too enervated to look for another job."
- verb To sap someone's moral or mental strength.
- verb (medicine) To remove a nerve, in part or completely.
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- After being laid off three times in a row, she felt too enervated to look for another job.
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What is "enervate" in Chinese?
"enervate" in Chinese is 减弱. enervate means: To lessen someone's strength or vigour; to weaken.
How do you pronounce 减弱?
"enervate" in Chinese is 减弱, pronounced "jiǎn ruò".
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