fragile
Произношение: [frædʒaɪl]
Контекст: «physical properties»
(adjective) when something is easily broken or damaged. Fragile things can be delicate like glass or some types of toys. You have to be careful with them, so they don't break.
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The antique vase is fragile, so we handle it with great care.
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The sturdy box is not fragile; it can withstand heavy objects without any problem.
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Is this package too fragile to be shipped without special protection?
Контекст: «relationships»
(adjective) when a situation or relationship is weak or not stable. It means that things could fall apart easily if not looked after properly, like a friendship that needs attention to stay strong.
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Their friendship is fragile, but they are working hard to make it stronger.
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The large group was not fragile; they were united and very supportive of each other.
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Do you think their fragile relationship can survive this disagreement?
Контекст: «emotions»
(adjective) when someone’s feelings are sensitive or easily hurt. This means a person might get upset easily, so we need to be kind and gentle with them.
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After the good news, her fragile emotions lifted, and she felt joyful.
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His tough attitude shows he is not fragile; he can handle criticism well.
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Why do you think she is feeling so fragile today?