| [/flɔː; flɔ/] n 用法:
1 crack or fault (in an object or in material); imperfection （物体或材料的）裂纹或缺陷, 瑕疵:
This vase would be perfect but for a few small flaws in its base. 这花瓶底部没有那几个小斑点就十全十美了. 用法:
2 mistake that lessens the effectiveness or validity of sth 错误; 缺点:
an argument full of flaws 错误百出的论点 *
a flaw in a contract 合同中的一个漏洞. 用法:
3 weak part in sb's character （某人性格上的）缺陷:
Pride was the greatest flaw in his personality. 傲慢是他品格上的最大缺陷. flaw 2
v [Tn usu passive 通常用於被动语态] cause (sth) to have a flaw 使（某事物）有缺陷:
His reasoning can't be flawed. 他的推理无懈可击. *
a flawed masterpiece, ie a work of art that is very great despite its minor faults 有瑕疵的杰作. |