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In conversation, 脆弱 (cuìruò) is typically used to describe something or someone that is physically or emotionally fragile, weak, or delicate. It can also refer to something that is easily damaged or broken.
For example, you might hear someone say "他的身体很脆弱，容易生病" (tā de shēntǐ hěn cuìruò, róngyì shēngbìng) which means "His body is very fragile, he gets sick easily." In this context, 脆弱 is used to describe the person's physical weakness.
In addition to describing physical objects or people, 脆弱 can also be used to describe emotions or relationships. For example, you might hear someone say "她的心很脆弱，容易受伤" (tā de xīn hěn cuìruò, róngyì shòushāng) which means "Her heart is very fragile, easily hurt." In this case, 脆弱 is used to describe the emotional vulnerability of the person.
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易碎 (yìsuì) - brittle, easily broken
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