1.Terrible, I just failed, you feel deflated, enervated.

可怕, 我刚刚失败, 你感到泄气, 精神萎靡。机翻

2.From that point, Taizong was haunted by his memory of the weeping dragon begging for his life; he felt exhausted and enervated, the sound of sobbing echoing in his ears.

从那时起，太宗就被那条哭龙求饶记忆所困扰。他感到疲惫和无力，耳边回响着抽泣。机翻

3.The sisters thought that Virginia was affectionate but delicate. The slightest emotion enervated her. She had to give up her piano lessons. Her mother insisted upon regular letters from the convent.

姐妹俩认为弗吉尼亚深情但又娇弱。一丝一毫情绪都会使她疲惫不。她不得不放弃钢琴课。她母亲坚持要定期从修道院寄来信件。机翻

4.Yet whilst wealth enervates men; and women live, as it were, by their personal charms, how, can we expect them to discharge those ennobling duties which equally require exertion and self-denial.

而，虽使人精力充沛；女人可以说是靠个人魅力生活，我们怎么能指望她们履行那些同样需要努力和克己崇高职责呢。机翻

5.Riches and honours prevent a man from enlarging his understanding, and enervate all his powers, by reversing the order of nature, which has ever made true pleasure the reward of labour.

和荣誉阻碍了一个人扩大他理解力， 并削弱了他所有力量， 因为自界秩序一向使真正快乐成为劳动回报。机翻

6.He had once before felt in his own person this overpowering of the fervid by the inanimate; but then it had tended to enervate a passion far sweeter than that which at present pervaded him.

他也曾有过内心狂热被冷峻环境压抑下去感受；但当时要被压抑情感要比现在传遍他全身这种情感温柔甜蜜得多。