衰惫 Pronunciation and Pinyin
衰惫 Usage and Examples
Weak and tired; enervated.
The characters in 衰惫
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 衰
- shuāi衰jiǎn减To decline, diminish, or weaken.
- shuāi衰biàn变decay
- shuāi衰róng容aged appearance, waning looks
- shuāi衰ruò弱weak, feeble, or to weaken
- shuāi衰bì敝Dilapidated, Decayed
- shuāi衰xiǔ朽Decay, Decrepitude
- shuāi衰cán残Decrepit, Decay
- shuāi衰pí疲Exhausted, Worn out
- shuāi衰bìng病feeble and sick
- shuāi衰jié竭failure, exhaustion
- shuāi衰lǎo老Aging, Senescence
- shuāi衰hào耗decline, waste away, or diminish
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What does 衰惫 mean in Chinese?
衰惫 (shuāi bèi) means “Weak and tired; enervated”.
How do you pronounce 衰惫?
衰惫 is pronounced shuāi bèi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Weak and tired; enervated.” in Chinese?
“Weak and tired; enervated.” is 衰惫 (shuāi bèi) in Chinese.