disadvantaged

Word family noun advantage ≠ disadvantage the disadvantaged disadvantageousnessadjective advantageous ≠ disadvantageous advantaged ≠ disadvantaged disadvantageableverb disadvantage adverb advantageously ≠ disadvantageously

dis·ad·van·taged /ˌdɪsədˈvɑːntɪdʒd◂ $ -ˈvæn-/ adjectiveadj

1 DISADVANTAGEhaving social problems, such as a lack of money or education, which make it difficult for you to succeed 社会地位低下的，处于弱势地位的〔如贫穷或教育程度低下等〕

disadvantaged areas of the city

城市贫困地区

► see thesaurus at poor

2 the disadvantaged [plural] people who are disadvantaged 社会地位低下者，弱势群体

health programs for the disadvantaged

针对弱势群体的医疗保健计划

Examples from the Corpus

the disadvantaged• In a letter to his clients, Romer told them he had given their money to the disadvantaged.

Examples from the Corpus

disadvantaged• Whatever the level of national economic success, certain areas will remain disadvantaged.• Quinn argued that an increase in the minimum wage would help the most disadvantaged Americans.• The club runs programs for disadvantaged children in the inner city areas.• Improved nutrition will help disadvantaged children perform better in school.• This would concentrate finance on infrastructural improvement projects, especially those which benefited the most disadvantaged groups.• The university has announced plans to increase the number of students from minority and disadvantaged groups.• Once again the disadvantaged have their disadvantage confirmed.• Booth invented schemes to help the disadvantaged in the community.• While at Stanford, Wender interned for various community organizations and realized there were few services solely for disadvantaged or in-crisis children.• He speaks on behalf of millions of poor and disadvantaged people who have too few advocates.• Many disadvantaged people will find an outlet for their abilities through whatever channels remain open.• The Engineering School had an extensive program of its own for disadvantaged students.

单词	disadvantaged
释义	disadvantaged Word family noun advantage ≠ disadvantage the disadvantaged disadvantageousnessadjective advantageous ≠ disadvantageous advantaged ≠ disadvantaged disadvantageableverb disadvantage adverb advantageously ≠ disadvantageously dis·ad·van·taged /ˌdɪsədˈvɑːntɪdʒd◂ $ -ˈvæn-/ ●○○ adjectiveadj 1 DISADVANTAGEhaving social problems, such as a lack of money or education, which make it difficult for you to succeed 社会地位低下的，处于弱势地位的〔如贫穷或教育程度低下等〕 disadvantaged areas of the city 城市贫困地区 ► see thesaurus at poor 2 the disadvantaged [plural] people who are disadvantaged 社会地位低下者，弱势群体 health programs for the disadvantaged 针对弱势群体的医疗保健计划 Examples from the Corpus the disadvantaged• In a letter to his clients, Romer told them he had given their money to the disadvantaged. Examples from the Corpus disadvantaged• Whatever the level of national economic success, certain areas will remain disadvantaged.• Quinn argued that an increase in the minimum wage would help the most disadvantaged Americans.• The club runs programs for disadvantaged children in the inner city areas.• Improved nutrition will help disadvantaged children perform better in school.• This would concentrate finance on infrastructural improvement projects, especially those which benefited the most disadvantaged groups.• The university has announced plans to increase the number of students from minority and disadvantaged groups.• Once again the disadvantaged have their disadvantage confirmed.• Booth invented schemes to help the disadvantaged in the community.• While at Stanford, Wender interned for various community organizations and realized there were few services solely for disadvantaged or in-crisis children.• He speaks on behalf of millions of poor and disadvantaged people who have too few advocates.• Many disadvantaged people will find an outlet for their abilities through whatever channels remain open.• The Engineering School had an extensive program of its own for disadvantaged students.
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