disqualifying

• 形容使某人或某事物丧失资格、变得不适用或不适合某个目的、角色或比赛的。

Describes something that makes someone or something ineligible or unfit for a particular purpose, role, or competition.

1. Depriving of legal rightC1formallegal

   Rendering someone legally ineligible or disqualified from a right, privilege, or position.

   剥夺资格的

   • The court issued a disqualifying order against the candidate.
   • His criminal record was a disqualifying factor for the job.
   • The new law includes disqualifying provisions for certain offenses.

   同义词disablingincapacitating

   反义词qualifying

• 动词，指因违规或缺乏资格而宣布某人或某事物不合格、无权参加比赛、职位或活动。

A verb used to indicate the act of declaring someone or something unfit or ineligible for a position, competition, or activity, often due to a rule violation or lack of qualification.

1. Ban from competitionB2formal

   To officially prevent someone from participating in a competition or activity due to a rule violation.

   取消资格

   • The athlete was disqualified for using performance-enhancing drugs.
   • They disqualified the team after discovering they had broken the rules.
   • The referee disqualified the player for unsportsmanlike conduct.

   同义词banbardebarexcluderule outsuspend

2. Make ineligibleB2formal

   To make someone or something unsuitable or ineligible for a particular purpose or position.

   取消资格

   • His criminal record disqualified him from holding public office.
   • The lack of proper documentation disqualified the application.
   • Her age disqualified her from entering the junior competition.

   同义词bardebarexcludeprecluderule out

   反义词authorizeempowerentitlequalify