0 humble and not likely to complain, argue, react strongly etc -- mírný, trpělivý
a meek little man.
On the contrary, they appear to be mild and meek in the last degree.
To fail to do so would be meek, mousy and myopic.
It is true that it is easier to get legislation through a meek, quiet assembly of people.
We all know that it is easy to talk about taking disciplinary action, which all sounds meek and mild.
The advertising man is really quite a meek man: he is not an evil man.
There are many intrusions into privacy suffered by the meek, lowly and humble and not considered on a daily basis.
Meek,10 writing from a nursing perspective, also draws attention to the difficulty of articulating the value of outcomes in long-term care settings.
He advises him to look for a meek and obedient man as a husband for his daughter, so she can use her skills well in protecting herself and her husband.
