| 释义 |
handicapping是handicap的现在分词 handicap美 ['hændi.kæp] 英 ['hændi.kæp] 第三人称单数：handicaps 现在分词：handicapping 过去式：handicapped 1. | [c][u] 生理缺陷；弱智；残疾a permanent physical or mental condition that makes it difficult or impossible to use a particular part of your body or mind |
| Despite her handicap, Jane is able to hold down a full-time job. 简尽管有生理缺陷，却能够保住一份全职工作。 | | mental/physical/visual handicap 智力╱生理╱视力缺陷 |
2. | [c] 障碍；阻碍something that makes it difficult for sb to do sth |
| Not speaking the language proved to be a bigger handicap than I'd imagined. 事实证明，不会讲这种语言所造成的障碍比我想象的大。 |
3. | [c] 让赛，让步赛（使参赛者中的优势方跑得较远、增加负重等）；（让步赛中给优势方施加的）障碍，不利条件a race or competition in which the most skilful must run further, carry extra weight, etc. in order to give all those taking part an equal chance of winning; the disadvantage that is given to sb you are competing against in such a race or competition |
4. | [c] 差点（给弱者减少的杆数，与实际杆数相关，并随参赛者的进度而减少）an advantage given to a weaker player so that competition is more equal when they play against a stronger player. It is expressed as a number related to the number of times a player hits the ball and gets lower as he/she improves. |
1. | [usupass] ~ sb/sth 妨碍；阻碍to make sth more difficult for sb to do |
| British exports have been handicapped by the strong pound. 英镑强势影响了英国的出口。 |
n. | 6. (为使得胜机会均等,给强者以不利条件,给弱者以有利条件的)赛马或其他竞赛 7. (在强、弱手竞赛中)给弱者的有利条件,给强者的不利条件 6. (为使得胜机会均等,给强者以不利条件,给弱者以有利条件的)赛马或其他竞赛 7. (在强、弱手竞赛中)给弱者的有利条件,给强者的不利条件 | v. | 4. 给(竞赛中强手)不利条件;使(竞赛中弱手)获得优待 4. 给(竞赛中强手)不利条件;使(竞赛中弱手)获得优待 |
n. | 1. something that hinders or is a disadvantage to somebody or something 2. a compensation in strokes given to a golfer on the basis of skill in past performances 3. a contest, especially a horserace, in which individual competitors are given an advantage or disadvantage in an attempt to give every contestant an equal chance 4. an advantage or disadvantage given to a competitor in a handicap 5. a specific way in which somebody is physically or mentally challenged 6. a disadvantage that prevents you from doing something well 7. in golf, extra shots that a weaker player is allowed to take in order to make a competition fairer. As a player improves, the number of extra shots that they are allowed to take is reduced. 8. a horse race in which the stronger riders carry extra weights in their saddle to make the competition fairer 9. a physical or mental injury or illness that is severe and permanent. This word is now considered offensive and it is more polite to say that someone has a disability 1. something that hinders or is a disadvantage to somebody or something 2. a compensation in strokes given to a golfer on the basis of skill in past performances 3. a contest, especially a horserace, in which individual competitors are given an advantage or disadvantage in an attempt to give every contestant an equal chance 4. an advantage or disadvantage given to a competitor in a handicap 5. a specific way in which somebody is physically or mentally challenged 6. a disadvantage that prevents you from doing something well 7. in golf, extra shots that a weaker player is allowed to take in order to make a competition fairer. As a player improves, the number of extra shots that they are allowed to take is reduced. 8. a horse race in which the stronger riders carry extra weights in their saddle to make the competition fairer 9. a physical or mental injury or illness that is severe and permanent. This word is now considered offensive and it is more polite to say that someone has a disability | v. | 1. to hinder or be a disadvantage to somebody or something 2. to give an advantage or disadvantage to a competitor in a contest, especially a horserace 3. to assess the chances of competitors in a contest |
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