Dictionary entry
Wimp
Pronunciation: /wɪmp/
Pronunciation
/wɪmp/
Myanmar Meaning
အားနည်းသူ၊ ထိရောက်မှု မရှိသူ။
Definition
wimp /wÇmp/ n ( infml derog ) ေပ်ာ့တိေပ်ာ့ညံ့ႏွင့္ ေၾကာက္တတ္သူ။ ငေၾကာက္။ Don't be such a wimp, of course you won't fall off! ❏ wimpish adj ( infml derog ) တြန္႔ဆုတ္ ေၾကာက္ရြံ႕ေသာ။ wimpish behaviour.
Examples
- ‘The Christian life is not for wimps
- loafers or weaklings.’
- ‘This is not a game for wimps
- quitters
- or the easily-bruised: there will be no quick fixes.’
- ‘These if-onlys seemed clever arguments at the time
- because the administration kept thundering that diplomacy was for wimps and Congress was being meddlesome in trying to constrain the commander in chief.’
- ‘‘The men here are wimps
- ’ the hotel receptionist said scornfully.’
- ‘Consequently
- compared with wild mice
- lab mice are wimps - slower
- weaker
- and less active - even if both have lived their entire lives in cages the size of a shoe box.’
- ‘And the cowards and wimps don't do a single thing about it.’
- ‘When I was finally able to leave
- after thanking the teacher like a cowardly wimp
- I wondered whether the just-concluded event was a meeting of parents or a lecture on them.’
- ‘I can't stand namby-pamby wimps; it's my working-class background.’
- ‘She had to harden herself so that she could get on with life instead of acting like a wimp
- a selfish wimp at that.’
- ‘Only wimps and wusses blamed their misfortune on others - real men made their own fortune.’
- ‘These days tram travel isn't half as cool - the trams are for wimps
- with heating
- doors
- and no chance of enjoying a ride on the running board and getting yourself killed by falling off it like in days of yore.’
- ‘In Idaho
- nine-to-four lift hours are for wimps.’
- ‘Again
- this is another case of the wimps leading the wimps.’
- ‘It's shocking that so few have raised doubts and that the ones who have are called wimps
- traitors and worse
- with their lives threatened by cowards hiding behind anonymous letters and phone calls.’
- ‘To the local reporters
- guys from Texas
- the visiting journalistic prima donnas are just a bunch of Washington media wimps
- whining about the heat.’
- ‘Boys who don't conform are ridiculed
- called wimps and wusses.’
- ‘And they have concluded that one way to show that we are not in fact a party of wimps and sissies is to call out the Republicans.’
- ‘Liberals were seen as weak-kneed wimps
- unwilling to use force internationally and preoccupied with social welfare internally; local patriotisms prevailed everywhere.’
- ‘In some ways I am just a scared little guy
- a wimp.’
- ‘Sometimes
- especially at National Review
- the animus against braininess has overlapped with a crusade for traditional manliness - the idea being that book learning is for wimps.’