I never said I was fragile.
Source: tatoeba (2064)
Fragile
//ˈfɹæd͡ʒəl//
Synonyms for "fragile" (125 found)
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Closest matches (25)
Strong matches (38)
Related words (62)
Related word relations
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6 entriesAntonyms
4 entriesSynonyms
7 entriesRelated terms
13 entriesderived
12 entriesetymologically related_to
2 entriesrelated to
13 entriessimilar
5 entriesTranslations
99 translations across 60 languages.
Albanian
2 entries- brishtë adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- theç adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Arabic
1 entries- هَشّ adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Armenian
1 entries- փխրուն adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Asturian
1 entries- fráxil adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Azerbaijani
2 entries- kövrək adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- zərif adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Basque
1 entries- hauskor adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Belarusian
3 entries- кро́хкі adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- ло́мкі adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- хра́пкі adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Bhojpuri
1 entries- नाचूक adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Bulgarian
3 entries- крехък adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- трошлив adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- чуплив adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Catalan
1 entries- fràgil adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 易碎 adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- 脆弱 adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Czech
1 entries- křehký adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Danish
2 entries- skrøbelig adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- spinkel adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Dutch
3 entries- breekbaar adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- broos adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- fragiel adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Esperanto
2 entries- facilrompa adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- fragila adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Estonian
1 entries- habras adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Finnish
3 entries- hauras adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- hento adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- särkyvä adj (easily broken or destroyed)
French
1 entries- fragile adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Galician
1 entries- fráxil adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Georgian
2 entries- მტვრევადი adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- მყიფე adj (easily broken or destroyed)
German
2 entries- fragil adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- zerbrechlich adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Greek
1 entries- εύθραυστος adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Hebrew
1 entries- שביר adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Hindi
1 entries- नाज़ुक adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Hungarian
1 entries- törékeny adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Icelandic
1 entries- brothættur adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Ido
1 entries- frajila adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Indonesian
1 entries- rapuh adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Ingrian
2 entries- habras adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- rappia adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Italian
1 entries- fragile adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Jamaican Creole
1 entries- pyaa-pyaa adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Japanese
3 entries- 壊れやすい adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- 脆い adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- 脆弱な adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Kazakh
2 entries- морт adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- осал adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Korean
2 entries- 깨지기 쉬운 adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- 파손주의 adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Latin
1 entries- fragilis adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Latvian
2 entries- plīstošs adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- trausls adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Lithuanian
2 entries- dūžtamas adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- trapus adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Macedonian
2 entries- кршлив adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- трошлив adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Malay
1 entries- rapuh adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Maltese
1 entries- fraġli adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Manx
1 entries- so-vrishey adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Māori
4 entries- kōpīpī adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- kōpīpī adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- makuhane adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- pīrahi adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- skjør adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- skøyr adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Papiamentu
1 entries- bròs adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Persian
2 entries- ترد adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- شکننده adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Polish
1 entries- kruchy adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Portuguese
1 entries- frágil adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Romanian
1 entries- fragil adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Russian
2 entries- ло́мкий adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- хру́пкий adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- frȁgīlan adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- lòmljiv adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- ло̀мљив adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- фра̏гӣлан adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Slovak
1 entries- krehký adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Slovene
1 entries- krhek adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Spanish
1 entries- frágil adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Swedish
2 entries- skör adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- ömtålig adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Telugu
1 entries- పెళుసు adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Thai
1 entries- บอบบาง adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Turkish
4 entries- hassas adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- kırılabilir adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- kırılgan adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- narin adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Ukrainian
3 entries- крихки́й adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- ламки́й adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- ломки́й adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Vietnamese
2 entries- dễ bể adj (easily broken or destroyed)
- dễ vỡ adj (easily broken or destroyed)
Sample sentences
14 total sentences available.
These fragile items must be insured against all risks.
Source: tatoeba (55257)
Could you put these fragile things in a safe place?
Source: tatoeba (59986)
Flowers are so fragile and so beautiful, that you can't speak about them without poetry or metaphors.
Source: tatoeba (180359)
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