incapacitating

incapacitating

美 [ˌɪnkəˈpæsɪˌteɪt] 　英 [.ɪnkə'pæsɪ.teɪt]

• v.使无能力；【法】使无资格
• 网络无能力的

词形变化

第三人称单数：incapacitates  现在分词：incapacitating  过去式：incapacitated  

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英汉解释

v.	1. 使无能力,使残废 2. 【法】使无资格

英英解释

v.	1. to make someone or something unable to live or work normally

例句

The sound will not affect older police but will be incapacitating for youths near the front line.

这种噪声不会影响较年长的警察，但会使靠近盾牌的年轻人丧失能力。

However, if your anxiety escalates, you may find the energy of your stress to be incapacitating .

不过，如果焦虑大幅提高，你也许发现这种精神压力会使人无法承担。

These muscle pains may vary in intensity from mild to incapacitating in nature and often develop on the first postoperative day.

疼痛程度可以是轻度到不能忍受不等，多在术后第一天发生。

Whatever the causes, there are several key players who have been or are still in the process of recuperating from incapacitating injuries.

无论是什么原因，伤病的恢复过程让这些主力队员只能静养。

Disability is analogous to illness because it represents a incapacitating disorder.

伤残类似于疾病，因为它代表的是一种无行为能力的障碍。

The situation or person suffering from total and incapacitating exhaustion; inability to go on

某人耗尽全部精力；无法再继续的状态

Typical jerking movements, mostly in the extremities and face, may affect speech and swallowing and range from mild to incapacitating ;

典型的症状是抽搐，大部分发生在脸部和四肢，可能会影响到说话和吞咽，症状轻重不等。