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1 handicap
A n1 ( disability) handicap m ; a child with severe ou profound physical and mental handicaps un enfant très handicapé mentalement et physiquement ;3 Sport ( points) handicap m ; ( race) handicap m ; to have a handicap of three ( in golf) avoir trois de handicap.1 fig handicaper [person, development] ; he was handicapped by not being able to read c'était un handicap pour lui de ne pas savoir lire ;2 Sport handicaper [race].
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