disabilities

英 [ˌdɪsəˈbɪlɪtiz]

美 [dɪsəˈbɪlətiz]

n.  (某种)缺陷，障碍; (指状态、身心、学习等方面的)缺陷
disability的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (身体上的)残疾，伤残，缺陷
  Adisabilityis a permanent injury, illness, or physical or mental condition that tends to restrict the way that someone can live their life.
  1. Facilities for people with disabilities are still insufficient.
     供伤残人士使用的设施仍然匮乏。
  2. ...athletes who have overcome a physical disability to reach the top of their sport.
     克服身体残疾从而攀上职业巅峰的运动员们
• N-UNCOUNT 无能力;缺陷;障碍
  Disabilityis the state of being disabled.
  1. Disability can make extra demands on financial resources.
     残障人士会需要更多的财政资源。

双语例句

• Senior citizens and people with disabilities.
  年长的市民和残废人。
• Congress passed the law to bar discrimination against people with physical or mental disabilities.
  国会通过该法案，禁止歧视有身体和精神残疾的人。
• Empower people with disabilities to maximize their health by providing information, training, and peer support.
  通过提供信息、培训和同行支持，使残疾人能够在最大限度上保持健康。
• People's governments at various levels shall step by step increase their care and support for people with disabilities.
  各级人民政府应当逐步增加对残疾人的其他照顾和扶助。
• Include people with disabilities in health care surveillance.
  将残疾人纳入卫生保健的监测工作中。
• It is also a significant problem for people with disabilities.
  这对残疾人来说也是重要的问题。
• Sponsor or participate in a career development project for people with disabilities.
  赞助或与一个残障人士生涯发展计划。
• People with disabilities are particularly vulnerable to deficiencies in health care services.
  残疾人对卫生保健服务方面的缺陷尤其敏感。
• Establish health care standards related to care of persons with disabilities with enforcement mechanisms.
  建立与残疾人医护相关的标准和实施机制。
• People with disabilities have got a vote as well, you know.
  你知道，残疾人士也拥有投票权。