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- chink in the armor
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- Achilles' heel
- chink in the armor
This meaning refers to a weak point in an otherwise strong entity, often used metaphorically to describe a vulnerability in a person or a system.
He seems very strong, but in reality, his weakness is his Achilles' heel.
Everyone has their own Achilles' heel, don't ignore it.
This usage indicates a small fault or vulnerability in someone or something that is generally powerful or effective, highlighting a potential area for failure.
Even heroes have chinks in their armor, and everyone should be aware of that.
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zhào mén罩门Achilles' heelzhǎo dào找到zhào mén罩门to find the Achilles' heellù chū露出zhào mén罩门to expose a chink in the armorfáng shǒu防守zhào mén罩门to guard the weaknessgōng jī攻击zhào mén罩门to attack the Achilles' heelbǎo hù保护zhào mén罩门to protect the weak pointshí bié识别zhào mén罩门to identify the chink in the armoryǎn hù掩护zhào mén罩门to cover the weaknesslì yòng利用zhào mén罩门to exploit the Achilles' heeljiē lù揭露zhào mén罩门to reveal the vulnerability