1.精力枯竭的;已衰老的;疲惫的,衰弱的;无能的
1.not strong or brave, or weak in moral character; used about a man who looks or behaves like a woman
1.however, lagged far behind scholarship. Buildings continued to be put up in an effete , decorative Gothic style .
许多年来的建筑总是落后于学术的进步，还是延续那种颓废的，装饰华丽的哥特式风格。
2.he asks in an effete voice mocking an interlocutor he did not care for.
他以一种虚弱的声音嘲讽着一位他不在意的对话者。
3.If I had my choice of roles, I'd opt for Peter Ustinov's part: Lentulus Batiatus, the slave dealer and slightly effete villain.
如果要我选择其中一个角色的话，我会选彼得·乌斯蒂诺夫所扮演的兰图拉斯·巴泰特斯，一个奴隶贩子，些许没落的反派角色。
4.People said the aristocracy was effete.
人们说贵族阶级已是日薄西山了。
5.Discoloration of the tongue, commonly white, is due to deposits of epithelial debris, effete (or worn-out) bacteria, and food.
舌头的变色物质通常是白色的，由上皮细胞的沉淀物，死亡的细菌和食物组成。
6.The Democrats, meanwhile, strike some white men as effete, cosmopolitan and condescending .
同时民主党人也在攻击一些白人的颓废，到处漂泊和屈尊俯就。
7.besides , metacognition training has brought the effete of transfer to the academic results.
另外，元认知训练对学习成绩有迁移作用。
8.During the middle ages, Greek civilization declined and became effete .
在中世纪期间，希腊文明开始衰落直至衰败。
9.Children were being killed because effete English folk would rather adjust the clocks than get up early.
孩子们因事故丧生是因为没出息的英格兰人宁可调整时钟也不愿意早起。
10.No one, therefore, can accuse Mr Webb of being an effete peacenik.
因此，没有人能指责韦伯是一位没有血性的反战分子。