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Informer
Translation of "informer" into Russian
informer
Noun
UK
/ɪnˈfɔːmə/
US
/ɪnˈfɔrmər/
informer
informers pl
The police relied on an informer to gather information about the criminal gang.
Полиция полагалась на информатора для сбора информации о преступной банде.
The informer was promised protection in exchange for his testimony.
Доносчику была обещана защита в обмен на его показания.
Definitions
infirm
Noun
A person who is weak or ill, especially due to old age or a chronic illness.
The infirm in the nursing home require constant care and attention.
infirm
Adjective
Weak or frail, especially due to old age or illness.
The infirm elderly man needed assistance to walk across the room.
Lacking strength or stability; not firm or solid.
The bridge was deemed infirm and unsafe for vehicles.
Not sound, cogent, or convincing; weak or defective, especially of arguments or evidence.
The judge dismissed the lawsuit, calling the plaintiff's case based on infirm reasoning.
Idioms and phrases
infirm elderly
The infirm elderly require special care and attention.
немощные пожилые люди
Немощные пожилые люди нуждаются в особом уходе и внимании.
infirm patients
Infirm patients often stay in the hospital longer.
немощные пациенты
Немощные пациенты часто остаются в больнице дольше.
infirm condition
Her infirm condition required constant medical supervision.
немощное состояние
Ее немощное состояние требовало постоянного медицинского наблюдения.
infirm body
His once strong physique had become an infirm body over the years.
немощное тело
Его когда-то крепкое телосложение стало немощным телом за эти годы.
infirm mind
The disease left him with an infirm mind.
слабый разум
Болезнь оставила его со слабым разумом.