weak in Japanese
weak in Japanese is 弱い, 薄い, 弱変化の — weak means lacking physical strength or power.
weak in Japanese
弱い
Pronounced: yowai
薄い
Pronounced: usui
Dilute, lacking in taste or potency.
弱変化の
ださい
Pronounced: dasai
(slang) Bad or uncool.
What does "weak" mean?
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adj Lacking physical strength or power.
"His legs were still weak after the long illness."
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adj Easily overcome or lacking willpower, resolve, or ability.
"She had a weak argument that fell apart under questioning."
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adj Diluted or low in strength, flavour, or intensity.
"The coffee tasted weak, like it had barely touched the beans."
weak in a sentence
- His legs were still weak after the long illness.
- The old bridge was too weak to hold a truck.
- She had a weak argument that fell apart under questioning.
- He felt weak against the temptation to quit.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "weak" in Japanese?
"weak" in Japanese is 弱い, 薄い, 弱変化の. weak means: Lacking physical strength or power.
How do you pronounce 弱い?
"weak" in Japanese is 弱い, pronounced "yowai".
How do you use "weak" in a sentence?
Example: "His legs were still weak after the long illness." In Japanese, "weak" is 弱い, 薄い, 弱変化の.
Are there other ways to say "weak" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "weak": 弱い, 薄い, 弱変化の, ださい.
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