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disadvantaging是disadvantage的现在分词 disadvantage美 [.dɪsəd'væntɪdʒ] 英 [.dɪsəd'vɑːntɪdʒ] - n.不利；不利的处境[地位]；(名誉,信用等的)损害
- v.使不利
- 网络缺点；不利条件；劣势
复数：disadvantages 现在分词：disadvantaging 过去分词：disadvantaged adj.+n. main disadvantage,serious disadvantage,chief disadvantage v.+n. ignore disadvantage,disadvantage offset,overcome disadvantage n. difficulty,drawback,shortcoming,weakness,hindrance n. | 1. something that makes a situation worse or that makes somebody or something less effective or desirable 2. a situation that is unfavorable to somebody 3. injury, loss, or damage 4. a situation that is unfavourable to somebody 5. something that makes someone or something less effective, successful, or attractive 1. something that makes a situation worse or that makes somebody or something less effective or desirable 2. a situation that is unfavorable to somebody 3. injury, loss, or damage 4. a situation that is unfavourable to somebody 5. something that makes someone or something less effective, successful, or attractive | v. | 1. to put somebody or something at a disadvantage 2. to make it more difficult for someone or something to succeed than other people or things |
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