abled

abled

美 　英 ['eibld]

• 网络体健

英汉解释

adj.	1. having particular abilities 2. having all physical or mental functions

例句

An English speaker and a Chinese speaker are both abled to use a language, but they are not mutually intelligible.

一个说汉语的人和说英语的人都能够使用一种语言，但他们并不能达到相互理解。

For th at was a special sport, our service object were the dis abled athletes we had to learn some skills to help them.

因为运动会是一场特殊的运动会，我们的服务对象是残疾人，因此大家必须先学习一些技巧以便更好地为运动员服务。

And consider too the demographic behind the car: old, young, abled, disabled, experienced, inexperienced.

再想想汽车背后的人口构成：老年人，年轻人，健全人，残疾人，老手和新手。

As the survivor of a serious car accident 12 years ago, he feels strongly about assisting those who are "less-abled. "

他曾经在十二年前遭逢一场车祸。因此对行动不便人士有更感同身受的体会。

Savant syndrome, then, is a case where thepoliticallycorrect euphemism "differently abled" hasrealmeaning.

那么，政治上将学者综合症委婉地成为“与众不同”，还是有一番道理。

In many countries, people are expected to respect elderly and dis-abled people.

在很多国家，人们应当尊敬老年人和残疾人。

But now, on many formal occasions, people use the phrase "differently abled" .

现在，在许多严肃场合改称为“不同能力的人”。

REMEMBER: Differently abled people are marching with us!

记住：我们的队伍中有残疾人士。

There were stores for disabled people where usually traded abled ones.

经常有正常人走后门到残疾人商店里买东西。

P. micans cells abled with the probe displayed intensive fluorescence.

探针能使整个细胞呈现强烈的绿色荧光。

Beginning next year the abled bodied work force aged 20-24 will permanently decrease by a large margin.

从明年开始，20—24岁的精壮劳动力将持久地大幅度下降。