英[ɪn'fiːbl]美[ɪn'fiːbl]
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en-，进入，使。feeble，衰弱。
verb(动词)
双解例句
verb(动词)
小知识
To enfeeble is to make someone or something very weak or fragile. Your governor's budget cuts might enfeeble the state's public school system.
If an illness weakens you — makes you feel frail and shaky — it enfeebles you. Aging enfeebles us, and the lack of Vitamin D in the winter also enfeebles many people. You can also say that making it harder for people to vote enfeebles the democratic process. The verb enfeeble combines the prefix en-, “cause to be,” with feeble, with its Latin root flebilis, “that is to be wept over.”