inadequacy

• 名词，指不足、不充分的状态或性质，无法满足要求，或缺乏必要的能力或数量。

A noun referring to the state or quality of being insufficient, not good enough, or lacking the necessary ability or quantity.

1. Insufficient quantityB2formal

   A state where there is not enough of something; a lack of an adequate amount or number.

   不足

   • The inadequacy of funding led to the project's failure.
   • There is a serious inadequacy in the supply of clean water.
   • The report highlighted the inadequacy of current resources.

   同义词dearthdeficiencyinsufficiencylackpaucityscantinessscarcityshortage

   反义词abundanceexcessplentysufficiencysurplus

2. Lack of competenceB2formal

   A condition of not being good enough or skilled enough for a particular task or role.

   能力不足

   • He felt a deep sense of inadequacy when compared to his colleagues.
   • Her inadequacy in handling complex negotiations was evident.
   • The manager's inadequacy led to poor team performance.

   同义词deficiencyincapabilityincompetenceineffectivenessineptitudeunfitness

   反义词adequacycapabilitycompetencefitnessproficiency

3. Unsatisfactory qualityB2formal

   The quality of being not good enough or not meeting required standards.

   不足之处

   • The inadequacy of the safety measures was a major concern.
   • They criticized the inadequacy of the government's response.
   • The product's inadequacy resulted in numerous customer complaints.

   同义词defectivenessdeficiencyfaultinessimperfectioninferiorityinsufficiencypoornessshortcomingunsatisfactoriness

   反义词adequacycompetencefitnesssufficiency