Front | faint |
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Pron | [feɪnt] |
Back | 【faint】 v.昏厥 adj.模糊的 The soldier fainted at the sight of his own blood. 那士兵一看到自己的血就昏倒了。 The color became faint as the sun set. 太阳下山后,颜色变得模糊不清。 |
Vocab | faintdeficient in magnitude; barely perceptible; lacking clarity or brightness or loudness etc
Something faint has no courage or vigor. If you suddenly round the corner and see a gang of bullies staring straight at you, chances are you'll feel faint. Faint comes from the French feindre, for being cowardly or shirking duties. We usually use it to mean without great strength. If you faint, you pass out, from low blood supply to your brain. If you feel faint, you feel weak. Faint also means dim or vague. If you're staring out to sea, you might see the faint outline of an approaching ship. If you really can't remember the answer to something, say you "haven't the faintest idea." All forms of 'faint' will appear on average once every 77 pages. faint faintly faintness |
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