| [00:11.298] |
delicate |
| [00:14.956] |
pitiful |
| [00:18.273] |
fragile(breakable, brittle) |
| [00:21.591] |
You must cushion fragile objects carefully when you pack them. |
| [00:26.476] |
emaciate |
| [00:30.655] |
A long illness had emaciated my father. |
| [00:34.939] |
emaciated(skinny; haggard) |
| [00:39.589] |
A bus transported the emaciated refugees to the camp. |
| [00:44.631] |
flimsy(thin) |
| [00:49.698] |
fragmentary(discontinuous) |
| [00:54.244] |
frail(fragile, flimsy) |
| [00:58.423] |
My grandmother is frail, but she's still very alert. |
| [01:03.883] |
brittle(fragile) |
| [01:07.749] |
Steel is not as brittle as cast iron; it doesn't break as easily. |
| [01:13.653] |
slender(slim) |
| [01:17.884] |
impotence(powerlessness) |
| [01:21.933] |
limp |
