虚弱

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Meaning and Usage

The adjective "虚弱" (xūruò) describes a state of physical weakness or frailty, often due to illness, fatigue, or lack of strength. It is commonly used to talk about someone's health condition or physical state.

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Usage Notes

"虚弱" is typically used in formal or neutral contexts to describe physical weakness. It can refer to temporary states (like after sickness) or more chronic conditions. It is not used for mental weakness or emotional vulnerability.

Common Confusions

Do not confuse "虚弱" with "软弱" (ruǎnruò), which often refers to weakness in character or willpower rather than physical condition.

Summary

Use "虚弱" when describing someone’s body or health as weak or frail, especially in medical or health-related contexts.

Example Sentences

He is sick and very weak; he needs to rest well.

After long-term training, his body is no longer weak.

Her voice sounds weak; she might have a cold.