“infirm”造句，怎麼用infirm造句

As is vividly depicted in the cartoon, four children are playing a "football match" and the "ball" is their old and infirm father.

Generally speaking, able-bodied, able to withstand cold, and the elderly, the infirm or over-exertion, the body weak, susceptible to cold invasion, must be careful.

Yin deficiency infirm in arranging meals, can choose fresh lean pork, duck, rabbit, chicken, salted duck egg, steamed fish and other high-quality protein-rich food, to increase the intake of protein.

Some of Mr Hatoyama's predecessors have been unwilling to sign death warrants, but in the past 18 months executions have leapt (see chart), including several accused who were elderly and infirm.

We care for the old and infirm in the home, but old people here usually live in separate places either because they do not wish to be a burden to their children or because they prefer to maintain their individual lifestyles.

Those who huddled pitifully together on the left were the old, the infirm, the ill, the young.

Certainly for a house that has stood for 100 years to suddenly find its foundation infirm is suspect.

You can have as many paper-remedies you like in Britain - try exercising them if you are poor, unemployed, old, sick or infirm!

Former Colorado governor Richard Lamm has been quoted as saying that the old and infirm "have a duty to die and get out of the way", so that younger, healthier people can realize their potential.

Those who huddled pitifully together on the left were the old, the infirm, the ill and the very young.

Old and infirm, Henry was hounded from castle to castle, but what finally broke him was the discovery that John had betrayed him and gone over to Richard's side.

As the Master grew old and infirm, the disciples begged him not to die. Said the Master, "If I did not go, how would you ever see"?

Tom is so infirm of purpose that it is useless to ask him for advice.