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美: [flɔ]
英: [flɔː]
n. 瑕疵,缺点;一阵狂风;短暂的风暴;裂缝,裂纹
v. 使生裂缝,使有裂纹;使无效;使有缺陷
vi. 生裂缝;变的有缺陷
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词源分析:Flaw 源自古英语“flā”或“flāw”,意为“破裂”或“缺口”。其词根可追溯至古日耳曼语,表示某种形式的缺陷或损坏。
历史背景:Flaw 首次使用的记录可以追溯到14世纪,常用于描述物品或人的缺点。
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The diamond had a slight flaw that reduced its value.
Despite the flaw in her plan, she managed to succeed.
There is a flaw in the logic of your argument.
The report highlighted several flaws in the current system.
His character flaw made it difficult for him to maintain relationships.
*. The flaw can be corrected with some adjustments.
In literature, a tragic flaw often leads to the protagonist's downfall.
Her analysis revealed a critical flaw in the research.
The construction had a flaw that compromised safety.
He struggled to overcome his personal flaws.
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[N-COUNT] A flaw in something such as a theory or argument is a mistake in it, which causes it to be less effective or valid. (理论或论点中的) 欠缺
例:There were, however, a number of crucial flaws in his monetary theory.然而,他的货币理论中有很多关键性的欠缺。
[N-COUNT] A flaw in someone's character is an undesirable quality that they have. (性格中的) 缺点
例:The only flaw in his character seems to be a short temper.他性格中唯一的缺点似乎就是脾气急躁。
[N-COUNT] A flaw in something such as a pattern or material is a fault in it that should not be there. 瑕疵
例:It's like having a flaw in a piece of material - the longer you leave it, the weaker it gets.这就像一块料子上有瑕疵一样—你把它放得越久,它就变得越不结实。