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 disadvantaged [`dɪsəd'væntɪdʒd]   添加此单词到默认生词本
a. 社会地位低下的, 生活条件差的, 被剥夺了基本权利的

[法] 被剥夺了基本权力的, 生活条件差的


  1. More state help is needed for the disadvantaged sections of the community.
    国家需要向社区的贫困阶层提供更多救济.
  2. Tax laws that favored the privileged at the expense of the disadvantaged.
    以处于劣势的人为代价而有利于拥有特权者的税法
  3. The foundation endeavors to help disadvantaged students.
    这个基金会努力地帮助贫困的学生。


disadvantaged
[ adj ]
marked by deprivation especially of the necessities of life or healthful environmental influences
<adj.all>
a childhood that was unhappy and deprived, the family living off charityboys from a deprived environment, wherein the family life revealed a pattern of neglect, moral degradation, and disregard for law


  1. "It puts them (the inmates) in a Christmas spirit because it gives them an opportunity to help people who are more disadvantaged than themselves," Trott said.
  2. The foursome chatted and joked before the premiere, which was expected to raise more than $265,000 for the Prince's Trust for disadvantaged young people.
  3. When those groups moved out of the inner city, their places were taken by today's disadvantaged.
  4. La Rossa said such lawyers are defenders of poor and disadvantaged people who would not be able to otherwise afford attorneys.
  5. Most of the disadvantaged people we encounter do not prefer the existence of panhandling in transit facilities that Mr. Gartner so ardently champions.
  6. His Washington office became a central processing station for complaints by senior citizens about federal services and by the disadvantaged about just about anything.
  7. Charles chose the Prince's Trust _ which he established in 1976 to help disadvantaged youths find jobs _ to organize his public birthday celebration in Birmingham, Britain's second-largest city.
  8. A desire to help the disadvantaged would be better accomplished by spending more on existing federal child-care programs, such as Head Start.
  9. Kasparov's opponents ranged in age from 7 to 15, and came from such disadvantaged neighborhoods as the south Bronx, Harlem, East New York and Brownsville, as well as more affluent areas of Manhattan.
  10. 'In an increasingly cost-conscious healthcare environment, this sort of data is extremely important.' SmithKline Beecham has been disadvantaged in its commercial battle with Glaxo because of its poor development record.
  11. The secretary said he is aware of concerns that choice would create a two-tiered education system, one for the fortunate and the other for the disadvantaged.
  12. The 1982 federal law encourages businesses to train disadvantaged or dislocated workers and place them in local jobs.
  13. But it is a huge, difficult leap to the working world for teen-agers from the disadvantaged and often troubled families that live in the housing projects.
  14. And Mr. Ackermann wasn't alone: Half the farmland in Germany is disadvantaged by the government's measure.
  15. Attached to the goals was a document seeking a commitment "to provide at least one year of pre-school for all disadvantaged children."
  16. New SDRs would not be inflationary in today's economic environment, he says. Unfortunately, a general SDR increase would benefit wealthy industrialised countries more than the disadvantaged.
  17. The organization hopes to expand that effort over the next five years to reach an additional 700,000 disadvantaged children through 300 more such strategically located clubs.
  18. It started as an eight-week summer program to help disadvantaged youngsters catch up with wealthier children so that they could enter first grade on an equal footing.
  19. This disadvantaged patients. The process of price-setting for individual drugs by governments should be disassociated from government reimbursement to patients and overall budgetary constraints.
  20. The US, for example, imported 28 per cent of its telecommunications needs. Foreign companies are disadvantaged by the lack of access to procurement information, sole sourcing practices and overly-detailed tender specifications.
  21. There are disadvantaged minority students, good students, bad students and misfits.
  22. He said every youngster "deserves the opportunity for a full and happy life." Bush said the new funds would permit Head Start's enrollment to grow to 667,000 children, or 70 percent of the nation's disadvantaged four-year-olds.
  23. Money for Head Start, the $1.2 billion pre-school program for disadvantaged children, would be "sharply increased" by an unspecified amount.
  24. The largest single program in the school improvement act is Chapter 1, which pays for tutoring and other services to disadvantaged children at risk of academic failure.
  25. His department is expected to propose next year revising a program that aids disadvantaged students; the idea would be to give localities more flexibility on using such funds, but they wouldn't be increased.
  26. Here are their major education proposals: _ $500 million for a "Merit Schools" program that would reward schools that raise the academic scores of disadvantaged students. Schools would get up to $100,000 each to spend as they saw fit.
  27. They are trying to prevent teen-age pregnancy and serving as mentors to disadvantaged young girls.
  28. The 49-year-old Mr. Thompson, a strong-willed man, is one of the nation's most successful and respected college coaches, known for his protective attitude toward his players, many of whom come from disadvantaged backgrounds.
  29. Bank of England officials said this week that some interest groups could suffer in the search for a swift solution to London's settlement traumas - but it was a high priority to ensure that private investors were not disadvantaged.
  30. Bush is also asking Congress to authorize $100 million for magnet schools offering specialized curriculum with an emphasis on math and science and on recognizing the potential of children from disadvantaged families.
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