weaken

英 [英 [ˈwiːkən]]

美 [美 [ˈwiːkən]]

v.  (使)虚弱，衰弱; 减弱; 削弱; 使(肯定程度)减弱; 动摇; 犹豫

过去式：weakened　 过去分词：weakened　 现在分词：weakening　 　 第三人称单数：weakens

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双语例句

• Highly competitively sectors weaken the price effect of import competition on firms, while strengthen the cost effect.
  高竞争性行业削弱了进口贸易竞争对国内行业企业的价格效应，而强化了其成本效应。
• I can weaken his bodythatway.
  那样我就可以削弱他的身体。
• Punishment and penalty fail to weaken the strong belief.
  惩罚和罚款都不能削弱他们的坚强信念。
• Family structures are weakening and breaking up.
  家庭结构在动摇，进而分崩离析。
• The Prime Minister's opponents believe that her authority has been fatally weakened
  首相的反对者认为她的权威已经受到致命削弱。
• Another defeat in parliament would seriously weaken the president's ability to govern.
  在议会中的再次失败会严重削弱总统的统治能力。
• Splits and wars among the warlords weaken the power of the White regime.
  军阀间的分裂和战争，削弱了白色政权的统治势力。
• The current creates magnetic field that weaken and distort the signal.
  电流会产生磁场，从而使信号减弱和失真。
• The legitimacy of the market will weaken.
  市场的正当性将被削弱。
• Never dry underwear over direct heat; it will weaken the fabric.
  不要直接加热烘干内衣，那样会损坏布料。