disadvantaged

1 disadvantaged groups/children

生活条件差的群体 / 孩子

2 That panel also seems to have been technically disadvantaged from the start.

3 She never stopped photographing the disadvantaged, and the empathy that she felt toward her subjects made her an exquisite portrait photographer.

4 Thomas says the foundation, which offers access to music and sport to disadvantaged youngsters, is as important to him as his rugby career.

5 The effects of the show were most pronounced in boys from black and other disadvantaged communities.

6 But it also places him on the verge of a phenomenon that will rip the soul of a community that’s already economically and politically disadvantaged in the extreme.

7 Once upon a time, I was a ‘socially disadvantaged’ child.

8 Joyce Nyairo, a Kenyan academic and cultural analyst, said that the restored libraries have the chance to be “great equalizers,” particularly for people from disadvantaged backgrounds.

9 He cited statistics showing Southern whites, even those from disadvantaged families, were more apt to go to college than Northern whites.

10 His empathy should come as no surprise to readers familiar with his advocacy for disadvantaged children in such books as “Savage Inequalities” and “Amazing Grace.”

11 One by one they spoke about the need for civility, about repenting for self-aggrandizement, about extending the hand to the vulnerable and disadvantaged.

12 Foundation, the charitable arm of the United States Tennis Association, held an opening night gala on Aug. 26 to raise money for disadvantaged youths.

13 Marian Wright Edelman, 79, has been an advocate for disadvantaged Americans for her entire career.

14 This begins a vicious cycle, leaving women disadvantaged for life.

这便导致了一个恶性循环, 使妇女终身处于不利地位.

15 Karim has launched a youth orchestra and even pays disadvantaged children to come to concerts – an educational initiative I don't think any orchestra in the UK has attempted.

16 “Pain and suffering is the lifeblood of their channel. There’s no one so disadvantaged, so oppressed, that Fox News can’t get some mileage out of exploiting or condemning them.”

17 He said the designer had even offered to teach fashion to disadvantaged students in Israel.

18 While young minority men with little schooling have always had relatively high rates of incarceration, “before the 1980s the penal system was not a dominant presence in the disadvantaged neighborhoods.”

19 The film will be shown in the run-up to next year's Red Nose Day, which will raise money for disadvantaged people in the UK and Africa.

20 “But those who are more vulnerable to stress will be more disadvantaged.”

1 下层社会

plebeian low-class the lower orders the lower classes

2 社会地位低下的

mean low-class underprivileged

3 贫困的

depressed submerged destitute necessitous poor deprived underprivileged needy bankrupt distressed indigent needful straitened impoverished unprivileged starveling

4 贫困

depressed submerged destitute necessitous indigently depauperation want poverty necessity deprivation destitution impoverishment neediness penury sparseness indigence poorness depauperate in bad circumstances poor deprived underprivileged distress hardship privation pauperism beggar impoverish needy distressed impoverished indigent pauperize be poorly off unprivileged starveling misease wolf squalor out at elbow

5 下层社会的

low-class gorblimey

6 处于不利地位

disadvantage handicap on the hip penal penalize at a disadvantage on a bad wicket on the wrong foot

7 贫穷的

poor needy impoverished indigent poverty-stricken beggarly badly off

8 贫困者

needy

9 贫穷

poor needy impoverished indigent poverty-stricken beggarly poorly want poverty impoverishment beggar impoverish badly off

10 处于劣势

disadvantage at a disadvantage lose out

11 处于不利地位的

penal