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impairment

/ɪmˈpeə.mənt/

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noun

/ɪmˈpeə.mənt/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние сниженного качества, силы или функции, часто возникающее в результате физической или умственной непригодности, повреждения или рутины, делающей что-либо менее эффективным.

A noun referring to a condition of reduced quality, strength, or function, often resulting from physical or mental unfitness, damage, or routine that renders something less effective.

  1. Physical or mental disabilityB2formalmedical

    A condition where a person's physical or mental abilities are reduced or limited.

    ruНарушение

    • The accident caused a permanent visual impairment.
    • Hearing impairment can affect communication skills.
    • The program supports people with cognitive impairments.

    Synonymsafflictiondefectdisabilitydisorderhandicapincapacityinfirmitylimitation

    Antonymsabilitycapabilityfitnesssoundness

  2. Reduction in quality or strengthB2formal

    A decline or weakening in the quality, function, or effectiveness of something.

    ruУхудшение

    • The impairment of the machine's performance was due to lack of maintenance.
    • Long-term stress can lead to an impairment of memory.
    • The drug caused an impairment of motor functions.

    Synonymsdamagedebilitationdeclinedegradationdeteriorationreductionweakening

    Antonymsenhancementimprovementstrengthening

  3. Damage or deteriorationB2formal

    Harm or damage that results in a reduction of strength, value, or usefulness.

    ruПовреждение или ухудшение

    • The flood caused significant impairment to the building's foundation.
    • The impairment of the road surface made driving dangerous.
    • The impairment of the ecosystem was caused by pollution.

    Synonymsdamagedebilitationdegradationdeteriorationharmreductionweakening

    Antonymsenhancementimprovementrepairrestorationstrengthening

Forms
  • impairments plural form
  • impairments' possessive plural form
  • impairment's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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