non yếu

non yếu

Sau trận ốm, cơ thể cô ấy trở nên non yếu.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Weak; feeble: Describes a person, animal, or thing that lacks physical strength, vitality, or robustness.
    • Fragile; vulnerable: Describes something that is delicate, easily broken, or lacking in resilience or defensive capacity.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • Sau trận ốm, cơ thể ấy trở nên non yếu. (After the illness, her body became weak.)
    • Thành lũy này non yếu, khó có thể chống cự lâu. (This fortress is vulnerable and unlikely to hold out for long.)
    • Những cây non yếu ớt cần được bảo vệ khỏi gió mạnh. (The fragile young plants need protection from strong winds.)
Advanced Usage
  • Often used in formal or literary contexts to describe abstract concepts like arguments, positions, or economies that are weak or untenable.
    • Lập luận của họ tỏ ra non yếu trước những bằng chứng mới. (Their argument proved weak in the face of new evidence.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Yếu ớt (adj): feeble, frail. A near-synonymous compound that emphasizes a state of being weak and delicate.
    • Ngọn nến yếu ớt cuối cùng cũng tắt. (The feeble candle finally went out.)
Synonyms
  • Weak: Lacking physical strength or energy.
  • Feeble: Pathetically weak; lacking strength or effectiveness.
  • Fragile: Easily broken or damaged; delicate.
  • Vulnerable: Susceptible to physical or emotional attack or harm.
Related Idioms
  • Non yếu chân tay: Literally "weak limbs"; used to describe physical feebleness.
    • Ông cụ non yếu chân tay nhưng trí óc vẫn minh mẫn. (The old man is physically feeble but his mind remains sharp.)