weaken in Chinese
weaken in Chinese is 减弱 — weaken means to make something less strong.
weaken in Chinese
减弱
Pronounced: jiǎn ruò
(transitive) To make weaker or less strong.
What does "weaken" mean?
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verb To make something less strong.
"Years of neglect had weakened the foundation."
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verb To become less strong.
"Her resolve weakened as the deadline approached."
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weaken in a sentence
- Years of neglect had weakened the foundation.
- The scandal weakened his position within the party.
- Her resolve weakened as the deadline approached.
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What is "weaken" in Chinese?
"weaken" in Chinese is 减弱. weaken means: To make something less strong.
How do you pronounce 减弱?
"weaken" in Chinese is 减弱, pronounced "jiǎn ruò".
How do you use "weaken" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of neglect had weakened the foundation." In Chinese, "weaken" is 减弱.
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