英语释义

• lacking strength or vigor

片语

debilitated使衰弱（debilitate的过去分词）

weak[经] 疲软的；虚弱的；无力的；不牢固的

marasmic衰弱的

英汉例句

• the hot sun enervated her to the point of collapse.

  火热的太阳灼晒得令她近乎崩溃。

• if you feel enervated by the heat, try a swim in the cool ocean. it will invigorate you.

  如果你热得感到无力时，试着在凉爽的海水中游泳，这将增添你的活力。

• if you feel enervated by the heat, try a swim in the cool ocean.

  如果你被酷热的天气弄得很乏力，试着在清凉的海里游泳，这会让你充满活力。

• together with foster, these visual culture writers resonate a profound and enervated anxiety as to what to do about design.

  与福斯特一起，这些视觉文化作家对在当今文化中，设计该做什么产生了深远又无力的担忧。

• the scorching summer left people enervated and listless.

  炎热的夏天让人们虚弱无力，情绪低落。

• in his efforts to sell the big society, mr cameron sometimes portrays his country as one enervated by decades of big government.

  而卡梅伦却将英国刻画成一个长年倚靠在「大政府」身上而失去生气的国家，努力兜售着他的「大社会」理念。

• the battle of marathon was fought in 490 bc, when the persians became enervated by luxury and servitude, and the athenians were animated by their freedom.

  马拉松战役发生于公元前四九○年。当时波斯人在骄奢、劳役之下，颓堕委靡；雅典人则在自由之中，发扬蹈厉。

• warm winds make many people feel enervated and depressed.

  热风使得很多人感到疲乏和压抑。

• emma was so enervated by the broiling sun that she nearly fainted.

  埃玛被炎热的太阳烤得全身无力，几乎昏倒。

相似词

fatigued疲乏的； 疲惫的；精疲力竭的

peaked到达高点；消瘦（peak 的过去式和过去分词）

相反词

brace使做準备；抵住；绷紧；支撑；加固

energize活动；用力

enliven使活泼；使生动；使有生气，使活跃

invigorate鼓舞；使精力充沛

quicken加快；鼓舞；使复活

stimulate起刺激作用；起促进作用

vitalize赋予…生命；激发；使有生气

vivify使生动；使活跃；给与生气