lacking
em falta
definition
verb
the novel lacks imagination
be without or deficient in.
adjective
adequate resources and funds are both sadly lacking at present
not available or in short supply.
translation of 'lacking'
adjective
falto,
deficiente,
em falta,
necessitado
preposition
sem
example
They knocked in a barrage of goals in the first two rounds, displaying a consistency sorely 'lacking' in the past.
Labelling is more comprehensive, though still 'lacking' in detail.
The medical trial will focus on providing a replacement for the chemical that is 'lacking' in the sufferers of Battens Disease.
It exposed local musical talent and encouraged a community spirit often 'lacking' in other towns.
Her failure will be because people took a look at the content of her character and found it 'lacking' .
In an increasingly impersonal age, swords provide the human touch which is so 'lacking' in guns.
High quality technical school alternatives are also provided, a feature mostly 'lacking' in Great Britain.
The current wave of metal has been widely criticized as 'lacking' in originality and differentiation.
I can hear the excitement in his voice when he's talking about things and it's been sadly 'lacking' in his voice of late.
The features are good, and the resulting weblogs perfectly workable: but something is 'lacking' here.
TV coverage is 'lacking' for both competitions, and the Elite League has not delivered the sponsors it was set up to serve.
The research based data is 'lacking' regarding the psychological effects on the family, patient, and resuscitation team.
What is 'lacking' is the vision and the statesmanship necessary to make that vision a reality.
Also, the kind of good governance needed for a long term regional vision was 'lacking' .
However, that said, I have to say there's something 'lacking' from previous releases.
Only the most inept of dramatists could deliver a romance so completely 'lacking' in depth and subtlety.
The story is what grabs your attention here, and it's one well worth following, told with a light touch often 'lacking' in games.
I'm still severely 'lacking' in self confidence but getting there.
The danger of an epidemic here is high, as sanitation is simply 'lacking' .
Reports of exactly what is happening or has happened in Tal Afar are 'lacking' , and those that are available have little detail.
UK workers are apathetic and 'lacking' in skills according to a bunch of highly-skilled and very driven management bods.
The ending is also a big disappointment, completely 'lacking' in creativity and daring.
Innovation is sorely 'lacking' in so many areas of life, he said.
Police presence, which is 'lacking' , should act as a deterrent for criminals.
A chiming grandfather clock is all that is 'lacking' to complete a scene redolent of a bygone era framed by stuffiness and reserve.
While an outstanding work, there are a couple of areas where I found the coverage somewhat 'lacking' .
The sound quality is very reasonable, although perhaps 'lacking' in the treble department.
What is 'lacking' is the will by governments to feed the hungry, and the concern by enough of their citizens to force them to do so.
I know nothing of Camilla - except that wise influences on Charles seem 'lacking' .
Not that those readings were so terrible, he adds - he just felt something 'lacking' .
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