Definition of challenged in English:

challenged

adjectiveˈtʃalɪndʒdˈtʃæləndʒd

1with submodifier or in combination Used euphemistically to indicate that someone suffers disability in a specified respect.
〈婉〉身体有缺陷的；伤残的
my experience of being physically challenged
我对身体伤残的体验。
Example sentencesExamples
- Special consideration could be given to those physically challenged in some way.
- Mentally challenged individuals have it hard enough.
- Yet we tend to stick physically challenged people in front of the tube, where they can spend hours watching sexually explicit material that has very little to do with their reality.
- We identify physically challenged persons and ask them to join our association.
- For the first time she could remember in either existence, Sara was physically challenged.
- Special emphasis shall also be given to passenger amenities friendly to physically challenged persons.
- In short, this society is a very inconvenient place for physically and mentally challenged people.
- A training project for the physically challenged is also on the anvil.
- Yet with bit of patience and skill, it has been proven that mentally challenged kids can be trained to read and write.
- They invite applications from physically challenged artists between 15 and 25.
- The FPP troupe was invited to Japan by a group of Japanese with developmentally challenged children.
- One minute he's a hermit and the next he's a mentally challenged lunatic with sudden outbursts.
- This year, around 1,500 physically challenged children would be given special education aids as a separate budgetary allocation has been made for the purpose.
- He wanted to prove to every physically challenged person and even to the physically sound people that anything could be achieved if there was determination.
- I want to play Sean Penn's role of the mentally challenged father raising his daughter.
Synonyms
having a disability, wheelchair-using, paralysed
1. 1.1informal Used to indicate that someone or something is lacking or deficient in a specified respect.
  〈婉〉身体有缺陷的；伤残的
  I didn't know he was so vertically challenged
  today's attention-challenged teens
  现今那些缺乏注意力的青少年。
  Example sentencesExamples
  To the naive or numerically challenged, this might seem miraculous.
  I am socially challenged and have a hard time trusting people.
  If you are statistically challenged, you will find this chapter a difficult read.
  ‘One queue for the rich and another much longer one for the poor,’ says the intellectually challenged minister for local government.
  But again I damn my inexplicable vertically challenged self for not being able to reach it.
  Patience challenged people will tire quickly of the tedious task of unraveling strands and may push for the instant gratification of a chop.
  Many school leavers have no service available to them come September as their government seems to be numerically challenged!
  Among other things, we are not a vertically challenged group.
  I keep trying, maybe one day I'll get the secret, until then you'll just have to put up with this poorly constructed, grammatically inept, syntax challenged journal.

Usage

The use with a preceding adverb (e.g. physically challenged), originally intended to give a more positive tone than terms such as disabled or handicapped, arose in the US in the 1980s and quickly spread to the UK and elsewhere. Despite the serious intention the term rapidly became stalled by uses whose intention was to make fun of the attempts at euphemism and whose tone was usually clearly ironic: examples include cerebrally challenged, conversationally challenged, and follicularly challenged. See also disabled

Definition of challenged in US English:

challenged

adjectiveˈCHalənjdˈtʃæləndʒd

1with submodifier or in combination (used euphemistically) impaired or disabled in a specified respect.
〈婉〉身体有缺陷的；伤残的
physically challenged
纵长不够的。
Example sentencesExamples
- We identify physically challenged persons and ask them to join our association.
- Special consideration could be given to those physically challenged in some way.
- The FPP troupe was invited to Japan by a group of Japanese with developmentally challenged children.
- They invite applications from physically challenged artists between 15 and 25.
- Mentally challenged individuals have it hard enough.
- A training project for the physically challenged is also on the anvil.
- For the first time she could remember in either existence, Sara was physically challenged.
- This year, around 1,500 physically challenged children would be given special education aids as a separate budgetary allocation has been made for the purpose.
- In short, this society is a very inconvenient place for physically and mentally challenged people.
- He wanted to prove to every physically challenged person and even to the physically sound people that anything could be achieved if there was determination.
- I want to play Sean Penn's role of the mentally challenged father raising his daughter.
- Yet we tend to stick physically challenged people in front of the tube, where they can spend hours watching sexually explicit material that has very little to do with their reality.
- One minute he's a hermit and the next he's a mentally challenged lunatic with sudden outbursts.
- Special emphasis shall also be given to passenger amenities friendly to physically challenged persons.
- Yet with bit of patience and skill, it has been proven that mentally challenged kids can be trained to read and write.
Synonyms
having a disability, wheelchair-using, paralysed
1. 1.1informal Lacking or deficient in a specified respect.
  today's attention-challenged teens
  现今那些缺乏注意力的青少年。
  vertically challenged
  纵长不够的。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Among other things, we are not a vertically challenged group.
  I keep trying, maybe one day I'll get the secret, until then you'll just have to put up with this poorly constructed, grammatically inept, syntax challenged journal.
  Patience challenged people will tire quickly of the tedious task of unraveling strands and may push for the instant gratification of a chop.
  If you are statistically challenged, you will find this chapter a difficult read.
  To the naive or numerically challenged, this might seem miraculous.
  But again I damn my inexplicable vertically challenged self for not being able to reach it.
  Many school leavers have no service available to them come September as their government seems to be numerically challenged!
  ‘One queue for the rich and another much longer one for the poor,’ says the intellectually challenged minister for local government.
  I am socially challenged and have a hard time trusting people.

Usage

The use with a preceding adverb, e.g., physically challenged, originally intended to give a more positive tone than such terms as disabled or handicapped, arose in the US in the 1980s. Despite the originally serious intention, the term rapidly became stalled by uses whose intention was to make fun of the attempts at euphemism and whose tone was usually clearly ironic: examples include cerebrally challenged (not very smart), follicularly challenged (bald or balding), vertically challenged (short), etc.

单词	challenged
释义	Definition of challenged in English: challenged adjectiveˈtʃalɪndʒdˈtʃæləndʒd 1with submodifier or in combination Used euphemistically to indicate that someone suffers disability in a specified respect. 〈婉〉身体有缺陷的；伤残的 my experience of being physically challenged 我对身体伤残的体验。 Example sentencesExamples Special consideration could be given to those physically challenged in some way. Mentally challenged individuals have it hard enough. Yet we tend to stick physically challenged people in front of the tube, where they can spend hours watching sexually explicit material that has very little to do with their reality. We identify physically challenged persons and ask them to join our association. For the first time she could remember in either existence, Sara was physically challenged. Special emphasis shall also be given to passenger amenities friendly to physically challenged persons. In short, this society is a very inconvenient place for physically and mentally challenged people. A training project for the physically challenged is also on the anvil. Yet with bit of patience and skill, it has been proven that mentally challenged kids can be trained to read and write. They invite applications from physically challenged artists between 15 and 25. The FPP troupe was invited to Japan by a group of Japanese with developmentally challenged children. One minute he's a hermit and the next he's a mentally challenged lunatic with sudden outbursts. This year, around 1,500 physically challenged children would be given special education aids as a separate budgetary allocation has been made for the purpose. He wanted to prove to every physically challenged person and even to the physically sound people that anything could be achieved if there was determination. I want to play Sean Penn's role of the mentally challenged father raising his daughter. Synonyms having a disability, wheelchair-using, paralysed 1.1informal Used to indicate that someone or something is lacking or deficient in a specified respect. 〈婉〉身体有缺陷的；伤残的 I didn't know he was so vertically challenged today's attention-challenged teens 现今那些缺乏注意力的青少年。 Example sentencesExamples To the naive or numerically challenged, this might seem miraculous. I am socially challenged and have a hard time trusting people. If you are statistically challenged, you will find this chapter a difficult read. ‘One queue for the rich and another much longer one for the poor,’ says the intellectually challenged minister for local government. But again I damn my inexplicable vertically challenged self for not being able to reach it. Patience challenged people will tire quickly of the tedious task of unraveling strands and may push for the instant gratification of a chop. Many school leavers have no service available to them come September as their government seems to be numerically challenged! Among other things, we are not a vertically challenged group. I keep trying, maybe one day I'll get the secret, until then you'll just have to put up with this poorly constructed, grammatically inept, syntax challenged journal. Usage The use with a preceding adverb (e.g. physically challenged), originally intended to give a more positive tone than terms such as disabled or handicapped, arose in the US in the 1980s and quickly spread to the UK and elsewhere. Despite the serious intention the term rapidly became stalled by uses whose intention was to make fun of the attempts at euphemism and whose tone was usually clearly ironic: examples include cerebrally challenged, conversationally challenged, and follicularly challenged. See also disabled Definition of challenged in US English: challenged adjectiveˈCHalənjdˈtʃæləndʒd 1with submodifier or in combination (used euphemistically) impaired or disabled in a specified respect. 〈婉〉身体有缺陷的；伤残的 physically challenged 纵长不够的。 Example sentencesExamples We identify physically challenged persons and ask them to join our association. Special consideration could be given to those physically challenged in some way. The FPP troupe was invited to Japan by a group of Japanese with developmentally challenged children. They invite applications from physically challenged artists between 15 and 25. Mentally challenged individuals have it hard enough. A training project for the physically challenged is also on the anvil. For the first time she could remember in either existence, Sara was physically challenged. This year, around 1,500 physically challenged children would be given special education aids as a separate budgetary allocation has been made for the purpose. In short, this society is a very inconvenient place for physically and mentally challenged people. He wanted to prove to every physically challenged person and even to the physically sound people that anything could be achieved if there was determination. I want to play Sean Penn's role of the mentally challenged father raising his daughter. Yet we tend to stick physically challenged people in front of the tube, where they can spend hours watching sexually explicit material that has very little to do with their reality. One minute he's a hermit and the next he's a mentally challenged lunatic with sudden outbursts. Special emphasis shall also be given to passenger amenities friendly to physically challenged persons. Yet with bit of patience and skill, it has been proven that mentally challenged kids can be trained to read and write. Synonyms having a disability, wheelchair-using, paralysed 1.1informal Lacking or deficient in a specified respect. today's attention-challenged teens 现今那些缺乏注意力的青少年。 vertically challenged 纵长不够的。 Example sentencesExamples Among other things, we are not a vertically challenged group. I keep trying, maybe one day I'll get the secret, until then you'll just have to put up with this poorly constructed, grammatically inept, syntax challenged journal. Patience challenged people will tire quickly of the tedious task of unraveling strands and may push for the instant gratification of a chop. If you are statistically challenged, you will find this chapter a difficult read. To the naive or numerically challenged, this might seem miraculous. But again I damn my inexplicable vertically challenged self for not being able to reach it. Many school leavers have no service available to them come September as their government seems to be numerically challenged! ‘One queue for the rich and another much longer one for the poor,’ says the intellectually challenged minister for local government. I am socially challenged and have a hard time trusting people. Usage The use with a preceding adverb, e.g., physically challenged, originally intended to give a more positive tone than such terms as disabled or handicapped, arose in the US in the 1980s. Despite the originally serious intention, the term rapidly became stalled by uses whose intention was to make fun of the attempts at euphemism and whose tone was usually clearly ironic: examples include cerebrally challenged (not very smart), follicularly challenged (bald or balding), vertically challenged (short), etc.
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