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1 handicap
1. n помеха, препятствиеtime handicap — недостаток времени, цейтнот
2. n физический или умственный недостаток; дефект; увечье3. n спорт. скачки или другие соревнования с препятствиями4. n спорт. автомобильные гонки по пересечённой местности5. n спорт. гандикап6. v быть помехой; препятствоватьhis short-sightedness seriously handicapped his studies — из-за близорукости ему было очень трудно заниматься
7. v спорт. уравновешивать силы, шансы на успех; уравнивать условия; давать форуСинонимический ряд:1. advantage (noun) advantage; allowance; bonus; boost; bulge; draw; edge; head start; odds; start; vantage2. impediment (noun) barrier; block; detriment; disability; disadvantage; drawback; hindrance; impediment; limitation; obstacle; penalty; setback; set-back; shortcoming3. physical impairment (noun) affliction; chronic disorder; embarrassment; impairment; infirmity; injury; physical impairment4. allow (verb) allow; concede; grant; spot5. balance (verb) balance; equalize6. impose a handicap (verb) disable; disfavor; disfavour; encumber; give additional points; hamper; hinder; impair; impose a handicap; limit; retardАнтонимический ряд:enable; penalize -
2 handicap
1. noun2. transitive verb,have a mental/physical handicap — geistig behindert/körperbehindert sein
- pp-* * *['hændikæp] 1. noun1) (something that makes doing something more difficult: The loss of a finger would be a handicap for a pianist.) die Behinderung2) ((in a race, competition etc) a disadvantage of some sort (eg having to run a greater distance in a race) given to the best competitors so that others have a better chance of winning.) das Handikap3) (a race, competition etc in which this happens.) das Vorgaberennen,-spiel2. verb(to make something (more) difficult for: He wanted to be a pianist, but was handicapped by his deafness.) behindern- academic.ru/33471/handicapped">handicapped* * *handi·cap[ˈhændɪkæp]I. n1. SPORT (help for weaker player) Handicap nt, Handikap nt, [Ausgleichs]vorgabe f; (race) Vorgaberennen ntmental/physical \handicap geistige/körperliche BehinderungII. vt<- pp->(restrict)▪ to \handicap sth etw behindern [o erschweren]▪ to \handicap sb jdn benachteiligen* * *['hndɪkp]1. na handicap of 5lbs — eine (Gewichts)vorgabe or ein Handicap von 5 Pfund
2) (= disadvantage) Handicap nt; (physical, mental) Behinderung fto be under a great handicap — sehr im Nachteil sein, stark gehandicapt sein
2. vtein Handicap nt darstellen für; chances beeinträchtigen; (fig) person benachteiligenhe has always been handicapped by his accent — sein Akzent war immer ein Nachteil m für ihn
to be (physically/mentally) handicapped — (körperlich/geistig) behindert sein
* * *handicap [ˈhændıkæp]A s Handicap n:a) SPORT Vorgabe f (für leistungsschwächere Teilnehmer)b) Vorgaberennen n oder -spiel n oder -kampf mB v/t handicapen:a) (be)hindern, benachteiligen, ein Handicap sein fürb) SPORT mit einem Handicap belegen:handicap the horses die Chancen der Pferde durch Vorgaben oder Gewichtsbelastung ausgleichen* * *1. noun2) (race, competition) Handikaprennen, das; Ausgleichsrennen, das2. transitive verb,have a mental/physical handicap — geistig behindert/körperbehindert sein
- pp-1) (Sport): (impose a handicap on) ein Handikap festlegen für* * *n.Behinderung f. v.behindern v.
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