disadvantage
n. 劣势; 障碍; 不利因素
A disadvantage is a factor which makes someone or something less useful, acceptable, or successful than other people or things.
His two main rivals suffer the disadvantage of having been long-term political exiles...
他的两个主要竞争对手因长期政治流亡而处于不利的地位。
...the advantages and disadvantages of allowing priests to marry.
允许神父结婚的利与弊
If you are at a disadvantage, you have a problem or difficulty that many other people do not have, which makes it harder for you to be successful.
The children from poor families were at a distinct disadvantage...
来自贫困家庭的孩子们处于明显的不利地位。
England's players would be left at a disadvantage against those of the rest of the world.
英格兰运动员与世界其他地区的运动员相比将处于不利境地。
If something is to your disadvantage or works to your disadvantage, it creates difficulties for you.
A snap election would be to their disadvantage...
提前选举将对他们不利。
Depression is the third thing that works to my patients' disadvantage.
抑郁是威胁我的病人健康的第三大杀手。
1. the quality of having an inferior or less favorable position
1. put at a disadvantage; hinder, harm;
at a disadvantage
处于不利地位
to one's disadvantage
对(某人)不利
This paper analyzes the disadvantage of the PageRank arithmetic.
分析了超链接PageRank算法的不足.
Borrowing's disadvantage results from the fact that the company must repay the loan and its interest.
借款的缺点是企业必须偿还贷款和利息.
After the analyzing of traditional ICA method, the thesis uncovers its disadvantage in classification.
通过对传统ICA方法的分析, 揭示其在分类问题上的缺陷.
Organizations are at a disadvantage if they become overly dependent on any powerful supplier.
如果一个组织过分依赖一个强有力的供应商,它将处于不利境地.
Jenny's shyness puts her at a disadvantage in company.
珍妮的害羞对她与人相处是一种障碍.