faint - malátný, cítící se na omdlení

adjective - feeling very weak, likely to lose consciousness

faint - slabý, nepatrný, sotva znatelný

adjective - very weak, difficult to see or hear

 

senile - senilní

adjective - mentally or physically weak because of old age

 

fizzle - šumět, syčet

verb - to make a weak sound similar to a long 's'

 

spindly - tenoučký, jako tyčka, tyčkovitý

adjective - long and thin and looking weak or easy to break

pathetic - trapný, ubohý, žalostný, budící despekt

adjective - poor, weak, useless or unsuccessful, often causing lack of respect

 

Achilles heel - Achillova pata, slabina

noun - a weak point in someone's character, which may make them fail

 

slump - svalit se

verb - to sit down suddenly, esp. when you feel weak or tired

 

disparage - shazovat, znevažovat, snižovat

verb - to express the opinion that something is bad, weak, inferior etc.

wilted - zvadlý, povadlý, uvadlý

adjective - weak or limp, esp. of flowers that don't have enough water

 

shimmer - mihotat se, třpytit se, blýskat se

verb - to give off weak light that appears to be moving slightly

sweltering - úmorný, dusný, spalující, nesnesitelně horký, parný

adjective - very hot in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable or weak

tired - unavený, znavený

adjective - feeling weak and sleepy when you have worked too much or slept little

wilt - vadnout, zvadnout, uvadnout

verb - to become weak or limp, esp. of flowers that don't have enough water

feverish - horečnatý, mající horečku

adjective - having or showing symptoms of a fever, such as being hot, sweating, or feeling weak