adj.(用于否定句，起强调作用)极小的，些微的，一丁点儿的
faint的最高级

原形：faint第三人称单数：faints复数：faints比较级：fainter最高级：faintest过去式：fainted过去分词：fainted现在分词：fainting

Eric felt faint from lack of food.
埃里克因缺乏食物而感到身体虚弱。
Mary fell to the ground in a dead faint.
玛丽昏倒在地，全然不省人事。
Halen heard a faint sound in the distance.
海伦听到远处有个微弱的声音。
She fainted when she saw the needle, she has a fear of needles.
当她看到针头时晕倒了，她有针恐惧症。
The old man felt faint after standing up too quickly, he needs to see a doctor.
老人站得太快后感到头晕，他需要看医生。
The air conditioning was set too low, causing him to feel faint in the cold room.
空调设置得太低，在冷房间里他感到头晕。
After running a marathon, she fainted from exhaustion.
马拉松比赛后，她因疲惫而昏倒。
He fainted during the surgery due to a lack of blood supply.
手术过程中，由于供血不足，他昏厥过去。
She fainted at the sight of her favorite singer on stage, an unexpected encounter.
她在舞台上看到最喜欢的歌手时晕倒了，真是意想不到的惊喜。
The baby fainted with hunger, needing immediate attention.
婴儿饿得晕过去了，急需关注。
The heat wave caused many people to faint, it was a dangerous situation.
热浪导致许多人晕厥，情况非常危险。
After the intense workout, she felt faint and decided to take a break.
高强度锻炼后，她感到头晕，决定休息一下。
The medicine made him feel faint, he should have taken a smaller dose.
药效让他感到头晕，他应该服用较小的剂量。