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disabling

/dɪˈseɪ.bəl.ɪŋ/

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adjective

/dɪˈseɪ.bəl.ɪŋ/B2formalmedical
  • ruОписывает то, что вызывает потерю физических или умственных способностей у человека, или делает систему или функцию неэффективной.

Describes something that causes a person to lose physical or mental ability, or that makes a system or function ineffective.

  1. Causing incapacityB2formal

    That which cripples, disables, or incapacitates a person or thing.

    ruВыводящий из строя

    • The accident resulted in a disabling injury that prevented him from walking.
    • Chronic pain can be a disabling condition affecting daily life.
    • The software bug was disabling the entire system.

    Synonymscripplingdebilitatingenfeeblingincapacitatingweakening

    Antonymsempoweringenabling

  2. Legally disqualifyingC1formal

    Depriving someone of a legal right or rendering them legally disqualified.

    ruЛишающий права

    • The court issued a disabling order that barred him from voting.
    • A criminal record can be disabling for certain professional licenses.
    • The new law had a disabling effect on some civil liberties.

    Synonymsdisqualifyingincapacitating

    Antonymsenablingqualifying

Forms
  • more disabling comparative form
  • most disabling superlative form
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verb

disable/dɪsˈeɪ.bəl/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по выключению, деактивации или приведению чего-либо в нерабочее состояние.

A verb used to indicate the act of turning off, deactivating, or making something unable to function.

  1. Turn off or deactivateB1formal

    To make something unable to function or operate.

    ruОтключить

    • Please disable the alarm before entering the building.
    • He disabled the automatic updates on his computer.
    • The system was disabled to prevent further errors.

    Synonymsdeactivatedisengageinactivatekillshut offswitch offturn off

    Antonymsactivateenableturn on

  2. Injure or impairB2formal

    To cause someone to lose the ability to use a part of their body.

    ruКалечить

    • The accident disabled him for life.
    • A stroke can disable a person's ability to speak.
    • The disease disabled her legs, but she remained active.

    Synonymscrippledebilitatehamstringincapacitatemaimparalyze

Forms
  • disabled past participle
  • disabled past simple
  • disabling present participle
  • disables third person singular
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