frail in Spanish
frail in Spanish is delicado, frágil, débil — frail means physically weak or delicate, especially due to age or illness.
frail in Spanish
delicado
frágil
débil
delicado
Mentally fragile.
débil
Mentally fragile.
frágil
Mentally fragile.
frágil
Liable to fall from virtue or be led into sin; not strong against temptation; weak in resolution; unchaste.
What does "frail" mean?
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adjective Physically weak or delicate, especially due to age or illness.
"Her grandmother had grown frail after the long winter."
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adjective Easily broken down morally or emotionally; not firm in resolve.
"His frail willpower gave way after just one temptation."
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frail in a sentence
- Her grandmother had grown frail after the long winter.
- The frail old bridge swayed with every step.
- His frail willpower gave way after just one temptation.
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What is "frail" in Spanish?
"frail" in Spanish is delicado, frágil, débil. frail means: Physically weak or delicate, especially due to age or illness.
How do you use "frail" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandmother had grown frail after the long winter." In Spanish, "frail" is delicado, frágil, débil.
Are there other ways to say "frail" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "frail": delicado, frágil, débil.
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