fragiliser
fʁaʒilize
Definition of fragiliser - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
affaiblirrendre moins solide, moins résistant ou plus vulnérable
- La crise économique a fragilisé de nombreuses entreprises.
- Le vent violent a fragilisé la vieille toiture.
- Des critiques répétées peuvent fragiliser la confiance d’un élève.
Origin of fragiliser
latin, fragilis (fragile) + -iser (suffixe verbal)
Terms with fragiliser included in their meaning
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résistance
être assez solide pour supporter des conditions difficiles sans se fragiliser
se fragiliser
se rendre vulnérable, créer une faiblesse
démolition
technique de démolition utilisant des vérins pour fragiliser un bâtiment
fragiliser
rendre fragile ou exposé aux dangers
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- English:weaken, ...
- German:schwächen, ...
- Italian:indebolire, ...
- Spanish:debilitar, ...
- Portuguese:fragilizar, ...
- Chinese:削弱, ...
- Japanese:弱体化させる, ...
- Arabic:أضعف, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְלִישׁ, ...
- Russian:ослаблять, ...
- Ukrainian:послабити, ...
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