transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈlæŋɡwɪʃ ]
v.intr. 1 be or grow feeble; lose or lack vitality. 2 put on a sentimentally tender or languid look. ølanguish for droop or pine for. languish under suffer under (esp. depression, confinement, etc.). øølanguisher n. languishingly adv. languishment n. [ME f. OF languir, ult. f. L languere, rel. to LAX]