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faint
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faible, léger
barely noticeable or weak in intensity
02
faible, léger
difficult to see, hear, smell, etc.
03
faible, légèrement
performed or done weakly or with little energy
04
faible, syncope
feeble, dizzy, and likely to become unconscious
05
timide, hésitant
easily intimidated or hesitant
07
fascinant, envoûtant
entice through the use of music
to faint
01
s'évanouir
to suddenly lose consciousness from a lack of oxygen in the brain, which is caused by a shock, etc.
Faint
01
évanouissement, syncope
a sudden loss of consciousness due to reduced blood flow or insufficient oxygen or nutrients getting to the brain
faint
adj
faintly
adv
faintly
adv
faintness
n
faintness
n
Exemple
The doctor detected a faint pulse in the patient's wrist.
She noticed a faint light in the distance.
He felt a faint sense of unease as he entered the dark room.
She had a faint memory of visiting the place when she was a child.
The amount of residual noise in the recording was vanishingly faint.
