disabled
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2.3
- adjective
- /dɪsˈeɪbld/
:
discapacitado
- That is why disabled people, blind people are not getting jobs.
- disabled people
- disabled children
- disabled students
I screenshotted this one and it goes, as a disabled person, I'm not so sure.
- I screenshotted this one and it goes, as a disabled person, I'm not so sure.
- And many of them were disabled and quite a few of them had no sight.
- There's some things you just physically can't do as a disabled person and that's OK.
- What on the on the harder on the toilet in the disabled toilets at family meal.
- But using the cane doesn't make you more disabled.
- I'm just particularly bad at being disabled.
- That is why disabled people, blind people are not getting jobs.
- Being sworn at Like being told that I'm a liar and I'm not disabled.
- She would say that and they, and I quote, there's nothing about what disabled, disabled bodies are like.
- Or you have a chronically disabled child.
- But the last two years living as a disabled person during the pandemic, what's that been like?
- And of course, you know, if you're disabled or highly dependent, that's difficult.
- So the belief that I'm disabled, we've got so many great things out there now to give disabled people the same chance to run, to walk, to move.
- So absolutely what we're doing, what we're doing is we are urging a lot of non disabled people to donate and fund an orgasm.
Examples
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Promote a culture of consulting with, listening to, and encouraging the participation of disabled children.
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Previously, she had worked for an NHS hospital for disabled people and enjoyed good working conditions.
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And many of them were disabled and quite a few of them had no sight.
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So there was a little boy across the street who was disabled and blind.
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Yet for a variety of reasons, some economic and some social, few disabled people seek careers in law.
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I'm now a special school teacher and have a passion for helping disabled students find purpose.
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But the last two years living as a disabled person during the pandemic, what's that been like?
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The guidance also recognized that disabled children have additional needs caused by their impairments and vulnerability.
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Pedestrian safety and access to transportation are important to disadvantaged and disabled populations.
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Many schools are now adapting their facilities to better serve disabled students.
Synonyms
49
4.4
Not working well because of damage or weakness
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4.1
A person who has a physical condition that limits movement or daily activities
Unable to move or act normally after illness such as an injury
Antonyms
How Limited
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Disabled comes from the parts dis- 'not' and able 'able to do something', so it literally means 'not able' and is used for someone who has a physical or mental condition that limits some activities.