disable如何读

英:[dɪsˈeɪbl]

美:[dɪsˈeɪbl]

disable英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. 使(人)无能力; 使残废 make (a person) unable to do sth, especially to use his body properly

disable是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 使失去能力,使无能,使不中用
  2. 使无效
  3. 使残废,使伤残,使丧失活动能力
  4. 【律】使无资格,使无能力
  5. 使不能正常运转

disable自然拼读

dis·a·ble

dIs eI bl

disable变形

第三人称单数:disables

现在分词:disabling

过去式:disabled

过去分词:disabled

disable扩展

disabled (adj.), disablement (n.)

disable词根

词根:disable

adj.

disabled 残废的,有缺陷的

n.

disablement 残废;无资格;损坏

v.

disabled 使…失去能力(disable的过去分词)

disable英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to make ineffective or inoperative For victims of smartphone theft, the ultimate justice is hitting a button that disables the device, turning it into a worthless rectangular paperweight.—Heather Kelley … gene editing makes it possible to change or disable a single gene without changing the "meaning" of the rest of the genome.—Kat McGowan

disable a bomb

to impair physically or mentally : to cause disability in Diet-related Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease disable and kill people …—Mark Bittman

Automobile accidents kill nearly 50,000 people each year. … Accidents maim or disable another 80,000.—Matt Clark and Mary Hager

to deprive of legal right, qualification, or capacity

… the injured party was released from the bonds of marriage; but the offender, during life, or a term of years, was disabled from the repetition of nuptials.—Edward Gibbon

disable区别

 harm, hurt, damage, disable, injure, wound

这组词都有“损害,伤害”的意思,其区别是:

harm主要用于有生命的东西,语气略强于injure,指引起严重的痛苦和损伤;有时也用于抽象事物,指造成任何不良后果。

hurt普通用词,较口语化,侧重指给有生命的东西造成机体上或精神、感情上的或轻或重的伤害。

damage通常指对无生命物体的损害,并有降低其价值,破坏其功能等的后果。

disable强调使伤残。

injure较hurt正式,多用于有生命的事物。既可指伤害别人的事物。即可指伤害别人的健康、外貌、自尊心、名誉等,又可指使别人受伤或东西受损,同时含有受伤害部分至少暂时丧失功能的意味。

wound专指对身体的重伤,尤指在战斗中受的伤,强调外部创伤;也可指精神方面的伤害。

以上来源于网络

disable词源中文解释

"使无能、削弱或破坏能力",15世纪晚期,来自 dis- "做相反的事" + ablen (v.) "使适合" (参见 able)。相关词汇: Disabled; disabling。早期的同义词是 unable (v.) "使不适合,使不合适" (约1400年)。

disable_法律行业词汇

丧失能力

disable词源英文解释

Middle English disablen "to deprive of legal rights" (in past participle disabled), borrowed from Anglo-French desabler, from des- dis- + able able, or from abler "to permit, make able to inherit," derivative of able able

The first known use of disable was in the 15th century

disable儿童词典英英释义

disabuseverb

to free from mistakes or false beliefs

disabuse us of our errors

disableverb

to disqualify legally

to cause to be unable to do or actespecially: to deprive of physical or moral strength a disabling illness

disable a computer key

disableverb

to disqualify legally

to cause to be unable to do or actespecially: to deprive of physical or moral strength a disabling illness

disable a computer key

disableverb

to disqualify legally

to cause to be unable to do or actespecially: to deprive of physical or moral strength a disabling illness

disable a computer key

disabledadjective

deprived of the power to perform one or more tasks (as climbing stairs or lifting heavy items) by illness or injuryalso: functioning physically or mentally below normal levels in a way that limits or interferes with one's ability to receive an education or perform a job

disableverb

to disqualify legally

to cause to be unable to do or actespecially: to deprive of physical or moral strength a disabling illness

disable a computer key

disable医学词典英英释义

disabletransitive verb

to impair physically or mentally : to cause disability in Diet-related Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease disable and kill people …—Mark Bittman

Automobile accidents kill nearly 50,000 people each year. … Accidents maim or disable another 80,000.—Matt Clark and Mary Hager

disable 例句

1 The Guild is currently supporting fifty riders who were permanently disabled on the job.

2 He wrote, “I was more disabled when I returned than when I left.”

3 Selectively disable data collection

有选择地禁止数据收集

4 I grew up victim to a disabling confusion.

5 Jobs like mine were usually taken by boys with some physical disability, since everyone had to take part in sports and this was all disabled boys could do.

6 An intellectually disabled black woman living in Choctaw County, Alabama, Ms. Banks was accused of killing her newborn child even though police had no credible basis for believing she had ever been pregnant.

7 Auto disable screen saver ( setting condition of disable screen saver )

自动禁止屏幕保护- ( 设置禁用屏幕保护的条件 )

8 I didn’t even know there was a special category for disabled bowling.

9 In some towns police were authorized to disable passing cars with ropes, chains, wires, and even bullets, so long as they took reasonable care to avoid gunning down the drivers.

10 The euthanasia, or “mercy death” program, targeted physically and mentally disabled infants, children, teenagers, and adults living in hospitals and institutions.

11 If you don't need this compatibility, you should disable it.

如果您不需要这种兼容性,则应该禁用它。

12 “I’m just stating a fact. I’m disabled. You’re disabled. Everyone at that stupid support group is disabled. I’m just telling it like it is.”

13 You are free to disable our Link whenever you desire.

14 “Wait—there’s more here. He almost disabled the level, didn’t he? This spot—he realized that the code was weak here.”

15 Disable buffering ( reduce delays in stream delivery, recommended for synchronized events )

禁用缓冲 ( 减少流传递中的延迟,对于同步事件, 建议使用此功能 )

16 Jen had explained it to him once, told him the exact sequence of buttons to hit to disable it.

17 You can now disable one policy and enable the other.

现在可以禁用一个策略并启用另一个策略。

18 Finally, I did something I’d been dying to do for the past week—I disabled the locking mechanisms on both devices.

19 After I disabled their engines, I boarded the ship and proceeded to kill every avatar there.

20 Hitler considered those born blind or disabled, inferior.

disable 同义词

1 使失效

flaw

3 使丧失能力

incapacitate maim disenable

4 使丧失资格

disqualify disenable

8 使无资格

incapacitate disqualify

10 使无能力

incapacitate

15 使失灵

deactivate

17 使不中用

lame

18 不能

disqualify

19 不能运转

jam give up the ghost

22 使残疾

cripple

27 发生故障

malfunction misbehave

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