"fragile" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
脆	cuì	adj.	brittle / fragile / crisp / crunchy / clear and loud voice / neat	syn
清脆	qīng cuì	adj.	sharp and clear / crisp / melodious / ringing / tinkling / silvery (of sound) / fragile / frail / also written 輕脆\|轻脆	syn
娇嫩嬌嫩	jiāo nen		tender and lovely / fragile / delicate	syn
易碎	yì suì		brittle / fragile
弱不禁风弱不禁風	ruò bù jīn fēng		lit. too weak to stand up to the wind (idiom) / fig. extremely delicate / fragile	syn
纤弱纖弱	xiān ruò		fragile / delicate	syn
娇贵嬌貴	jiāo guì		pampered / fragile / finicky
轻脆輕脆	qīng cuì		sharp and clear / crisp / melodious / ringing / tinkling / silvery (of sound) / fragile / frail / also written 清脆
膬	cuì		brittle / fragile / crisp / crunchy / clear and loud voice / neat / old variant of 脆[cui4]

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
脆弱国家脆弱國家	cuì ruò guó jiā		fragile State
脆弱的生态系统脆弱的生態系統			fragile ecosystem
亚洲脆弱山区可持续发展区域会议亞洲脆弱山區可持續發展區域會議			Regional Conference on Sustainable Development of Fragile Mountain Areas in Asia
病病殃殃	bìng bing yāng yāng		seriously ill / in fragile health
体弱多病體弱多病	tǐ ruò duō bìng		prone to illness / sickly / in fragile health	syn
胡打海摔	hú dǎ hǎi shuāi		(idiom) To withstand knocks and rough treatment without being delicate or fragile.
焦熬投石	jiāo áo tóu shí		(idiom) To set something extremely fragile against a stone. It describes an undertaking that is bound to fail.
不攻自拔	bù gōng zì bá		(idiom) To collapse or be destroyed without being attacked. Describes an argument or situation so absurd and fragile that it cannot withstand refutation.
人比黄花瘦	rén bǐ huáng huā shòu		(idiom) The person is thinner and more fragile than a chrysanthemum. It describes someone worn down and emaciated, suggesting deep longing or lovesickness.
人生如风灯人生如風燈	rén shēng rú fēng dēng		(idiom) Human life is brief and fragile, like a lamp in the wind that may go out at any moment.
捧心西子	pěng xīn xī zǐ		(idiom) Describes the delicate, fragile appearance of a beautiful woman who remains attractive despite looking unwell.
朝折暮折	zhāo shé mù shé		(idiom) To be constantly damaged or destroyed. It may refer to people, flowers, trees or other fragile things.
浮寄孤悬浮寄孤懸	fú jì gū xuán		(idiom) To hang precariously without a solid foundation or support. It also describes an urgent, fragile, and dangerous situation.
浮生若寄	fú shēng ruò jì		(idiom) Life is insubstantial and fragile, like a temporary stay in this world.
玉软花柔	yù ruǎn huā róu		(idiom) Describes a woman as delicate, tender, and fragile, like a flower or jade.
系之苇苕	xì zhī wěi tiáo		(idiom) To depend on a fragile and dangerous foundation. The expression describes a situation whose support may collapse at any moment.
脆而不坚	cuì ér bù jiān		(idiom) Fragile and lacking solidity. Describes something that has only a superficial appearance of substance.

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