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痿 [wěi] 名 1. 身体某部分萎缩或失去机能的病。 (A disease in which a part of the body atrophies or loses its function.) 例如：下痿，阳痿 (e.g., impotence, flaccid paralysis). 2. 神经系疾病。筋肉萎缩，不能举动。 (A neurological disease characterized by muscle atrophy and inability to move.) [En.] flaccid paralysis. 3. 男性生殖器官不能挺举的病。 (A condition where the male reproductive organ cannot achieve an erection.) [En.] impotence. 4. 衰竭。 (Exhaustion.) [En.] exhaustion. 引 1. 《说文》：痿，痺也。(From "Shuowen": "Wei" refers to numbness.) 2. 《素问·痿论》：大经空虚发为肌痺，传为脉痿。 (From "Shiji": The defeat of the great vessels leads to muscle numbness, which manifests as pulse weakness.) 3. 《汉书·哀帝纪赞》：即位，痿痺。 (From "Hanshu": Upon ascension, there was weakness and numbness.) 例 痿弱 (atrophy and weakness of limbs); 痿症 (impotence); 痿疾 (a disease where a part of the body atrophies or loses function, specifically referring to impotence); 痿废 (atrophy leading to disability); 萎痹 (a disease where limbs are numb and unable to move); 痿蹶 (referring to paralysis of both feet, rendering one unable to move); 痿不忘起 (a person paralyzed and unable to move, yet does not forget to rise). 动 1. 用同“萎”。枯萎。 (Used synonymously with "萎". To wither.) [En.] wither. 例 痿损 (to wither and suffer damage). 2. 减弱。 (To weaken or abate.) [En.] weaken; abate. 引 《清· 张南庄《何典》》：待了好一回，那阵风也萎了，依旧平和水港。 (A passage describing a breeze fading away, indicating a return to calm.)