weakness

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weakness
[ˈwiːknɪs]
sustantivo
1debilidad (f) ; punto (m) débil, defecto (m) (weak point)
  • to have a weakness for something/somebody -> sentir or tener debilidad por algo/alguien

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weakness [uik-nes]
sustantivo
1Debilidad, falta de vigor y fuerzas, flaqueza, endeblez, flojedad.
2Fragilidad, debilidad, considerada moralmente; el flaco o la parte flaca de una persona.
3Imbecilidad, mentecatez.

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weakness [ˈwiːknɪs]
noun
1 (in body) debilidad; (f) [of bone, fingernail] fragilidad; (f) [of structure] falta de solidez; (f) lo endeble
because of the weakness of the bones, they easily break many are anxious about the weakness of the structure following last week's bombing
2 (ineffectuality) [of person] falta de carácter; (f) [of government, management] flaqueza; (f) debilidad; (f)
many put his behaviour down to weakness all his actions are characterised by weakness government weakness over Europe has sent the stock market tumbling the company's problems stem from management weakness many have blamed government weakness the weakness of the Russian army there is a weakness in their defences
3 (weak point) punto débil; (m)
there's no doubt that her lack of tact is a weakness his only weakness is his temper Henman's serve is his only real weakness
4 (soft spot) debilidad; (f)
I'm afraid doughnuts are my weakness me temo que los donuts son mi debilidad
to have a weakness for sthfor tener debilidad por algo

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