faiblard
fɛblaʁ
Definition Synonyms
Definition of faiblard - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
- Il est un peu faiblard depuis sa maladie.
Noun, masculine
- Ce faiblard n'arrive même pas à porter sa valise.
Origin of faiblard
français, faible (manquant de force) + -ard (suffixe péjoratif)
Examples of faiblard in a sentence
Son poignet faiblard l'empêche de soulever des charges lourdes. Les autres élèves se moquaient du faiblard de la classe. Ce faiblard préfère éviter les confrontations physiques.
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- English:weak, weakling, ...
- German:schwach, Schwächling, ...
- Italian:debole, deboluccio, ...
- Spanish:débil, ...
- Portuguese:fraco, fracote, ...
- Chinese:体弱, 弱者, ...
- Japanese:ひ弱な, 弱虫, ...
- Arabic:ضعيف, واهٍ, ...
- Hebrew:חַלָּשׁ, רַפְסָן, ...
- Russian:слабый, слабак, ...
- Ukrainian:слабкий, слабак, ...
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