weaknesses
Aussprache: [ˈwiːknəsɪz]
Kontext: „character traits“
(noun) a weakness is something a person is not very good at or struggles with. It can also mean being easily hurt or having a soft spot for something.
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She knows her weaknesses, like being bad at math, and works hard to improve.
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He doesn't see any weaknesses in his performance, even when he makes mistakes.
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What are some of your weaknesses that you would like to work on?
Kontext: „physical condition“
(noun) weakness can also mean a lack of strength in the body. When you feel tired or sick, you might feel weak and unable to do activities.
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After resting, he felt his weakness start to go away, and he was able to play outside again.
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She didn't have any weakness in her legs before the illness hit her.
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Did you feel any weakness in your muscles after the workout?
Kontext: „vulnerability“
(noun) a weakness can refer to a point where someone might be easily hurt. This is often used in discussions about safety or protection.
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Understanding their weaknesses helps the team to defend better against challenges.
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Ignoring your weaknesses can leave you vulnerable in tough situations.
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What weaknesses should we consider when making our plan?