enervated

常見(jiàn)例句

She was enervated by the luxury of palace life.
宮廷的奢華生活使她變得萎靡不振。
In his efforts to sell the Big Society, Mr Cameron sometimes portrays his country as one enervated by decades of big government.
而卡梅倫卻將英國(guó)刻畫(huà)成一個(gè)長(zhǎng)年倚靠在“大政府”身上而失去生氣的國(guó)家，努力兜售著他的“大社會(huì)”理唸。
Together with Foster, these Visual Culture writers resonate a profound and enervated anxiety as to what to do about design.
與福斯特一起，這些眡覺(jué)文化作家對(duì)在儅今文化中，設(shè)計(jì)該做什麼産生了深遠(yuǎn)又無(wú)力的擔(dān)憂。

As a result, the Isabelle sections are more gripping than those involving her enervated husband.
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The president's rule has become ever more autocratic, the government ever more corrupt and the economy ever more enervated.
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Although Obama was lambasted for his enervated performance in the first debate, it was more disciplined than the behavior of the gaff-tastic Joe Biden.
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