1.虚弱的(人);柔弱的(人);低能的(人)
1.a person or animal that is physically weak
1.If you get into a fight, having four hundred-pound weaklings on your side isn't much better than having one.
如果你遇到麻烦，手边拥有由疲弱货币组成的400特别提款权比只拥有一种货币也好不到哪里去。
2.When a love comes to an end, weaklings cry, efficient ones instantly find another love, and wise already had one in reserve.
当一段爱走到末路时，弱者哭泣，能者另觅，而智者，早有备选。
3.Weaklings may be told to increase common equity, banks' primary cushion against losses.
实力不足的银行可能需要增加普通股权益，这是银行应对损失的主要手段。
4.How often had he seen weaklings no more dishonest than himself, but without his courage and subtlety.
他看到许多笨蛋，并不比他自己不诚实，只是缺乏他的勇气和技巧而已。
5.This may, in part, be a result of the ability of muscular men to intimidate 97lb weaklings.
这一因素也可能在一定程度上导致肌肉男恐吓97英镑弱者。
6.LIKE schoolyard bullies after the holidays, bond markets are again picking on the weaklings.
就像节假日过后校园里的坏小子一样，债券市场这次又盯上了软弱者。
7.But, Pychyl says, as with weight training, even self-control weaklings can strengthen their willpower.
不过，他也说，就好像负重训练可以锻炼肌肉一样，即使是意志力薄弱的人也能增强之。
8.The heavyweight boxer looked on ordinary people with contempt, scorning them as weaklings who couldn't hurt a fly.
那位重量级拳击手蔑视普通人，轻蔑地把他们视为连苍蝇也无力气伤害的瘦弱者。
9.Left to their own devices, boys will pick on weaklings in much the same way flocks of birds do.
放之任之的男孩子们会和一群群的鸟一样挑剔那些”弱小者“。
10.Weaklings and victims don't deserve to breed.
懦弱者和牺牲者不值得抚养。