Examples of using Too fragile in English and their translations into French
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However, since installing an escapement with detent was thought to be complicated as it was allegedly too fragile to be worn, watchmakers opted to improve the watch's static adjustments by introducing a tourbillon that featured a balance with a frequency of 3 Hertz 21,600 vibrations per hour.
remains all too fragile, and the United Nations diamond embargoes against Liberia and Côte d'Ivoire would
laid flat in the drawers of the lower part if they are too fragile or if their weight and structure preclude hanging.
needle bearings were too fragile for this automotive application,
She made the best of every situation- when she was in isolation and too fragile to go out of her room she opened a nail salon offering manicures to her oncologist,
soft ice they find their limited on bare ice where their too light handles and too fragile blades will not provide a correct and safe ink.
which often grow in dense tussocks, many narrow-leaved emergents are simply too fragile and/or emerge too late in the season(e.g. wild rice, burreed, rushes, bulrush) to be of much value to birds during the nesting season.
such as frescoes, or works too fragile to be transported.
with its axle boxes, which is equipped with small not too fragile pins, to push the recalcitrant bearing out of its housing from the outside.
they can be too fragile for tough industrial environments,
she must not have a disposition that is either too susceptible or too fragile.
A first step in this respect is to distinguish between forests which can be used for timber extraction purposes, and those which are too fragile, depleted or otherwise degraded;
She's too fragile.
It's too fragile.
I'm too fragile.
They're too fragile.
You're too fragile.
I'm too fragile.
She seems too fragile.
You're too fragile.