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Detailed Translations for enfeeble from English to Swedish
enfeeble:
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to enfeeble (weaken; dilute; abate; adulterate; enervate; lessen; become weak; lose strength)
– make weak 1
Conjugations for enfeeble:
present
- enfeeble
- enfeeble
- enfeebles
- enfeeble
- enfeeble
- enfeeble
simple past
- enfeebled
- enfeebled
- enfeebled
- enfeebled
- enfeebled
- enfeebled
present perfect
- have enfeebled
- have enfeebled
- has enfeebled
- have enfeebled
- have enfeebled
- have enfeebled
past continuous
- was enfeebling
- were enfeebling
- was enfeebling
- were enfeebling
- were enfeebling
- were enfeebling
future
- shall enfeeble
- will enfeeble
- will enfeeble
- shall enfeeble
- will enfeeble
- will enfeeble
continuous present
- am enfeebling
- are enfeebling
- is enfeebling
- are enfeebling
- are enfeebling
- are enfeebling
subjunctive
- be enfeebled
- be enfeebled
- be enfeebled
- be enfeebled
- be enfeebled
- be enfeebled
diverse
- enfeeble!
- let's enfeeble!
- enfeebled
- enfeebling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for enfeeble:
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
förslappa | abate; adulterate; become weak; dilute; enervate; enfeeble; lessen; lose strength; weaken | |
försvaga | abate; adulterate; become weak; dilute; enervate; enfeeble; lessen; lose strength; weaken | be going down hill; be lost; cease; come down; fall away; invalidate; take the edge of; weaken |
mattas | abate; adulterate; become weak; dilute; enervate; enfeeble; lessen; lose strength; weaken | |
tappa kraft | abate; adulterate; become weak; dilute; enervate; enfeeble; lessen; lose strength; weaken | |
vekna | abate; adulterate; become weak; dilute; enervate; enfeeble; lessen; lose strength; weaken | make melt; melt; soften; weaken |
- | debilitate; drain |
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Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• enfeeble | → försvaga; demoralisera | ↔ abattre — Affaiblir physiquement et moralement. |