vulnerable

英音 ['vʌlnərəbl] ;

美音 ['vʌlnərəbl] ;

adj.
1.易受伤的，脆弱的，敏感的
2.易受批评的；易受诱惑的
3.(地方)易受攻击的，难防守的
4.【桥牌】已成局的；打不到合约数时罚分要增加的

词形变化

副词 vulnerably

名称 vulnerability，vulnerableness

英语解释

capable of being wounded or hurt

susceptible to criticism or persuasion or temptation

susceptible to attack

短语和例子
a vulnerable point (易受伤的)弱点。 be vulnerable to criticism 易受抨击。
n.
-bility ，-ably adv.
susceptible to attack; "a vulnerable bridge"
capable of being wounded or hurt; "vulnerable parts of the body"
susceptible to criticism or persuasion or temptation; "vulnerable to bribery"; "an argument vulnerable to refutation"

例句与用法

1.Achilles was vulnerable only in his heel .
阿基里斯只有脚后跟会受伤害。
2.Newly-established plants are most vulnerable .
新长出的植株最易受侵害。
3.The young girl looked very vulnerable .
那姑娘看上去十分柔弱。
4.These instruments are vulnerable to cable faults and snags .
这种仪器易于缠在岩石的断块和树枝上。
5.In his shy vulnerable way he receives the insults in silence .
他羞怯而脆弱，默默地忍受了种种侮辱。
6.In his hour of achievement richard nixon was oddly vulnerable .
尼克松在得意的时候特别容易引起人们的责难。
7.Pastoral people are among the most vulnerable in the modern world .
畜牧民族是现在世界上最易受到侵害的民族。
8.The united states was vulnerable to shortages of chrome， bauxite， and platinum .
美国的弱点是缺少铬、矾土和铂。
9.She looked so young and vulnerable that he felt a great desire to protect her .
她看上去年纪小又娇弱，他很愿意保护她。
10.Brazil has felt vulnerable to soaring oil prices and to supply disruptions .
巴西感到经受不了油价飞涨和供应中断的威胁。