Definition of disable in English:

disable

verb dɪsˈeɪb(ə)lˌdɪsˈeɪb(ə)l

[with object]

1(of a disease, injury, or accident) limit (someone) in their movements, senses, or activities.
it's an injury that could disable somebody for life
Example sentencesExamples
- More than three million people in the UK are disabled by a rheumatic disease.
- She spent five months living in a unit with five physically and intellectually disabled people.
- They have a much higher chance of dying in or being disabled by an accident, yet mothers let their children grow up and drive cars.
- But how did he see it that clearly when his own daughter has been disabled by the disease?
- Later, she appeared in the company of children disabled by land-mine accidents.
- In time, other targets will include peripheral vascular disease that disables people with diabetes, the prevention of stroke, and treatment of renal ischemia.
- His family knew hardship after his father was disabled in an accident.
- They had attacked a truck damaging, but not totally disabling the driver.
- I know how it feels to be disabled by this disease.
- They are often minorities, almost always impoverished and disabled by their illness.
- Evidently, it's only frivolous if somebody has been disabled for life.
- Some of the surviving victims of this syndrome have been disabled for life.
- It ploughed into Joanne's Ford Fiesta, another van and a Plumb Centre lorry - whose driver was left disabled with multiple injuries.
- As senior partner he remained at Pontardawe for 23 years before being disabled by coronary disease.
- There are currently around 400,000 sufferers in the UK, many of whom are disabled by the disease and unable to work.
- The injury disabled her right arm and prevented the 21-year-old from using either arm in training.
- Maury entered the US Navy in 1825, but an accident in 1839 partially disabled him, so he left active sea duty.
- Bismarck's original objective was insurance for workers who were injured and disabled in industrial accidents.
- She was disabled in a training accident and lost both of her legs.
- A former employee at a Bradford catalogue company who was left permanently disabled by an accident at work has won a four-year battle for compensation.
Synonyms
incapacitate, impair, damage, put out of action, render/make powerless, weaken, enfeeble, debilitate, indispose, make unfit
immobilize, hamstring, paralyse, prostrate
rare torpefy
1. 1.1 Put out of action.
  the raiders tried to disable the alarm system
  Example sentencesExamples
  Second, the text of the statute authorizes the library to disable a filter.
  Home alarm devices can be disabled by a crafty intruder.
  Can library staff readily either unblock a specific site or disable the filter entirely?
  Auditing is disabled by default; enable only one or two options that are necessary.
  Nvidia Firewall 2.0 was disabled for this test.
  Don't disable smoke alarms even temporarily - you may forget to replace the battery.
  Police officers called to investigate the burglary at Martin's believe it was carried out by professionals, who cut telephone lines before entering the building and made attempts to disable the alarm system.
  After making sure the building's alarm system was disabled, they climbed through the hole and then into the space above the ceiling.
  The telephone line to her home was cut by the raiders and the burglar alarm was disabled.
  At midnight on Halloween 1989, his agents picked 13 locks and disabled two alarm systems to plant a bug in the Gambino offices.
  There is no patch, but a perfectly good workaround is simply to disable scripting.
  Can branch staff disable a filter without needing the system administrator's password?
  Improved car security has meant thieves now go for car keys so they can disable immobilisers and alarms.
  But in a break-in at the weekend thieves forced open a toilet window, disabled the alarm system and put plastic bags over the CCTV cameras.
  I tap into the system, causing the doors to unlock and disabling the car alarm.
  They disabled an alarm system at a store by cutting through live wires at a Telecom junction box which put thousands of phones in the region out of action.
  They should all be disabled by default and enabled only as needed.
  Users can operate the stage without rotation and disable the touch alarm if required.
  Ma said the rainfall drowned the station's cooling system, thus disabling it and paralyzing the pumping station.
  At the same time, you must overtake the security guards, disengage the alarm system, and disable the security cameras.
  Synonyms
  deactivate, defuse, disarm, render inoperative, make ineffective, put out of action, make harmless
2. 1.2 (of an action or circumstance) prevent or discourage (someone) from doing something.
  their choice disables them from pursuing certain avenues
  Example sentencesExamples
  This, in turn, causes Google Adwords to automatically disable the affected campaign keywords and prevent ads from being displayed.
  Her own response illustrates the power of a dominant discourse to effectively disable her reading of a review recommending important work in basic writing scholarship.
  This rule seems to disable the demonstrations in the Meteors before they get under way.
  Synonyms
  disqualify, prevent, invalidate, declare incapable, rule out, preclude, debar, prohibit, disentitle
  rare disenable

Derivatives

disablement

noun dɪsˈeɪb(ə)lm(ə)ntdɪˈseɪbəlmənt

In those circumstances, therefore, I am not satisfied that the disablement, albeit being physical infirmity or illness, did not arise directly or indirectly from a condition which first came into existence after 28 July.
Example sentencesExamples
- These disablements can result in loss of gene function at the transcription or translation level since the sequence no longer results in the production of a protein.
- Lydia has not been part of their growing years, nor has she been able to talk to them about congenital gender disablement and answer their questions about the condition.
- Fortunately doctors were able to save him from any permanent disablement but there is no doubt in the mind of the jury what your intention was.
- Recognizing this common structure as a structure of need-deprivation and capacity disablement thus brings to light a genuine commonality in the lives of the oppressed.

Definition of disable in US English:

disable

verbˌdisˈāb(ə)lˌdɪsˈeɪb(ə)l

[with object]

1(of a disease, injury, or accident) limit (someone) in their movements, senses, or activities.
it's an injury that could disable somebody for life
no object anxiety can disrupt and disable
Example sentencesExamples
- His family knew hardship after his father was disabled in an accident.
- Later, she appeared in the company of children disabled by land-mine accidents.
- They had attacked a truck damaging, but not totally disabling the driver.
- A former employee at a Bradford catalogue company who was left permanently disabled by an accident at work has won a four-year battle for compensation.
- In time, other targets will include peripheral vascular disease that disables people with diabetes, the prevention of stroke, and treatment of renal ischemia.
- She was disabled in a training accident and lost both of her legs.
- They are often minorities, almost always impoverished and disabled by their illness.
- The injury disabled her right arm and prevented the 21-year-old from using either arm in training.
- As senior partner he remained at Pontardawe for 23 years before being disabled by coronary disease.
- It ploughed into Joanne's Ford Fiesta, another van and a Plumb Centre lorry - whose driver was left disabled with multiple injuries.
- Bismarck's original objective was insurance for workers who were injured and disabled in industrial accidents.
- More than three million people in the UK are disabled by a rheumatic disease.
- She spent five months living in a unit with five physically and intellectually disabled people.
- I know how it feels to be disabled by this disease.
- But how did he see it that clearly when his own daughter has been disabled by the disease?
- They have a much higher chance of dying in or being disabled by an accident, yet mothers let their children grow up and drive cars.
- Evidently, it's only frivolous if somebody has been disabled for life.
- Maury entered the US Navy in 1825, but an accident in 1839 partially disabled him, so he left active sea duty.
- Some of the surviving victims of this syndrome have been disabled for life.
- There are currently around 400,000 sufferers in the UK, many of whom are disabled by the disease and unable to work.
Synonyms
incapacitate, impair, damage, put out of action, make powerless, render powerless, weaken, enfeeble, debilitate, indispose, make unfit
1. 1.1 Put out of action.
  the raiders tried to disable the alarm system
  Example sentencesExamples
  Home alarm devices can be disabled by a crafty intruder.
  Police officers called to investigate the burglary at Martin's believe it was carried out by professionals, who cut telephone lines before entering the building and made attempts to disable the alarm system.
  Ma said the rainfall drowned the station's cooling system, thus disabling it and paralyzing the pumping station.
  They disabled an alarm system at a store by cutting through live wires at a Telecom junction box which put thousands of phones in the region out of action.
  Second, the text of the statute authorizes the library to disable a filter.
  The telephone line to her home was cut by the raiders and the burglar alarm was disabled.
  Don't disable smoke alarms even temporarily - you may forget to replace the battery.
  Nvidia Firewall 2.0 was disabled for this test.
  Improved car security has meant thieves now go for car keys so they can disable immobilisers and alarms.
  There is no patch, but a perfectly good workaround is simply to disable scripting.
  After making sure the building's alarm system was disabled, they climbed through the hole and then into the space above the ceiling.
  Can branch staff disable a filter without needing the system administrator's password?
  They should all be disabled by default and enabled only as needed.
  Users can operate the stage without rotation and disable the touch alarm if required.
  At midnight on Halloween 1989, his agents picked 13 locks and disabled two alarm systems to plant a bug in the Gambino offices.
  But in a break-in at the weekend thieves forced open a toilet window, disabled the alarm system and put plastic bags over the CCTV cameras.
  Can library staff readily either unblock a specific site or disable the filter entirely?
  I tap into the system, causing the doors to unlock and disabling the car alarm.
  At the same time, you must overtake the security guards, disengage the alarm system, and disable the security cameras.
  Auditing is disabled by default; enable only one or two options that are necessary.
  Synonyms
  deactivate, defuse, disarm, render inoperative, make ineffective, put out of action, make harmless

单词	disable
释义	Definition of disable in English: disable verb dɪsˈeɪb(ə)lˌdɪsˈeɪb(ə)l [with object] 1(of a disease, injury, or accident) limit (someone) in their movements, senses, or activities. it's an injury that could disable somebody for life Example sentencesExamples More than three million people in the UK are disabled by a rheumatic disease. She spent five months living in a unit with five physically and intellectually disabled people. They have a much higher chance of dying in or being disabled by an accident, yet mothers let their children grow up and drive cars. But how did he see it that clearly when his own daughter has been disabled by the disease? Later, she appeared in the company of children disabled by land-mine accidents. In time, other targets will include peripheral vascular disease that disables people with diabetes, the prevention of stroke, and treatment of renal ischemia. His family knew hardship after his father was disabled in an accident. They had attacked a truck damaging, but not totally disabling the driver. I know how it feels to be disabled by this disease. They are often minorities, almost always impoverished and disabled by their illness. Evidently, it's only frivolous if somebody has been disabled for life. Some of the surviving victims of this syndrome have been disabled for life. It ploughed into Joanne's Ford Fiesta, another van and a Plumb Centre lorry - whose driver was left disabled with multiple injuries. As senior partner he remained at Pontardawe for 23 years before being disabled by coronary disease. There are currently around 400,000 sufferers in the UK, many of whom are disabled by the disease and unable to work. The injury disabled her right arm and prevented the 21-year-old from using either arm in training. Maury entered the US Navy in 1825, but an accident in 1839 partially disabled him, so he left active sea duty. Bismarck's original objective was insurance for workers who were injured and disabled in industrial accidents. She was disabled in a training accident and lost both of her legs. A former employee at a Bradford catalogue company who was left permanently disabled by an accident at work has won a four-year battle for compensation. Synonyms incapacitate, impair, damage, put out of action, render/make powerless, weaken, enfeeble, debilitate, indispose, make unfit immobilize, hamstring, paralyse, prostrate rare torpefy 1.1 Put out of action. the raiders tried to disable the alarm system Example sentencesExamples Second, the text of the statute authorizes the library to disable a filter. Home alarm devices can be disabled by a crafty intruder. Can library staff readily either unblock a specific site or disable the filter entirely? Auditing is disabled by default; enable only one or two options that are necessary. Nvidia Firewall 2.0 was disabled for this test. Don't disable smoke alarms even temporarily - you may forget to replace the battery. Police officers called to investigate the burglary at Martin's believe it was carried out by professionals, who cut telephone lines before entering the building and made attempts to disable the alarm system. After making sure the building's alarm system was disabled, they climbed through the hole and then into the space above the ceiling. The telephone line to her home was cut by the raiders and the burglar alarm was disabled. At midnight on Halloween 1989, his agents picked 13 locks and disabled two alarm systems to plant a bug in the Gambino offices. There is no patch, but a perfectly good workaround is simply to disable scripting. Can branch staff disable a filter without needing the system administrator's password? Improved car security has meant thieves now go for car keys so they can disable immobilisers and alarms. But in a break-in at the weekend thieves forced open a toilet window, disabled the alarm system and put plastic bags over the CCTV cameras. I tap into the system, causing the doors to unlock and disabling the car alarm. They disabled an alarm system at a store by cutting through live wires at a Telecom junction box which put thousands of phones in the region out of action. They should all be disabled by default and enabled only as needed. Users can operate the stage without rotation and disable the touch alarm if required. Ma said the rainfall drowned the station's cooling system, thus disabling it and paralyzing the pumping station. At the same time, you must overtake the security guards, disengage the alarm system, and disable the security cameras. Synonyms deactivate, defuse, disarm, render inoperative, make ineffective, put out of action, make harmless 1.2 (of an action or circumstance) prevent or discourage (someone) from doing something. their choice disables them from pursuing certain avenues Example sentencesExamples This, in turn, causes Google Adwords to automatically disable the affected campaign keywords and prevent ads from being displayed. Her own response illustrates the power of a dominant discourse to effectively disable her reading of a review recommending important work in basic writing scholarship. This rule seems to disable the demonstrations in the Meteors before they get under way. Synonyms disqualify, prevent, invalidate, declare incapable, rule out, preclude, debar, prohibit, disentitle rare disenable Derivatives disablement noun dɪsˈeɪb(ə)lm(ə)ntdɪˈseɪbəlmənt In those circumstances, therefore, I am not satisfied that the disablement, albeit being physical infirmity or illness, did not arise directly or indirectly from a condition which first came into existence after 28 July. Example sentencesExamples These disablements can result in loss of gene function at the transcription or translation level since the sequence no longer results in the production of a protein. Lydia has not been part of their growing years, nor has she been able to talk to them about congenital gender disablement and answer their questions about the condition. Fortunately doctors were able to save him from any permanent disablement but there is no doubt in the mind of the jury what your intention was. Recognizing this common structure as a structure of need-deprivation and capacity disablement thus brings to light a genuine commonality in the lives of the oppressed. Definition of disable in US English: disable verbˌdisˈāb(ə)lˌdɪsˈeɪb(ə)l [with object] 1(of a disease, injury, or accident) limit (someone) in their movements, senses, or activities. it's an injury that could disable somebody for life no object anxiety can disrupt and disable Example sentencesExamples His family knew hardship after his father was disabled in an accident. Later, she appeared in the company of children disabled by land-mine accidents. They had attacked a truck damaging, but not totally disabling the driver. A former employee at a Bradford catalogue company who was left permanently disabled by an accident at work has won a four-year battle for compensation. In time, other targets will include peripheral vascular disease that disables people with diabetes, the prevention of stroke, and treatment of renal ischemia. She was disabled in a training accident and lost both of her legs. They are often minorities, almost always impoverished and disabled by their illness. The injury disabled her right arm and prevented the 21-year-old from using either arm in training. As senior partner he remained at Pontardawe for 23 years before being disabled by coronary disease. It ploughed into Joanne's Ford Fiesta, another van and a Plumb Centre lorry - whose driver was left disabled with multiple injuries. Bismarck's original objective was insurance for workers who were injured and disabled in industrial accidents. More than three million people in the UK are disabled by a rheumatic disease. She spent five months living in a unit with five physically and intellectually disabled people. I know how it feels to be disabled by this disease. But how did he see it that clearly when his own daughter has been disabled by the disease? They have a much higher chance of dying in or being disabled by an accident, yet mothers let their children grow up and drive cars. Evidently, it's only frivolous if somebody has been disabled for life. Maury entered the US Navy in 1825, but an accident in 1839 partially disabled him, so he left active sea duty. Some of the surviving victims of this syndrome have been disabled for life. There are currently around 400,000 sufferers in the UK, many of whom are disabled by the disease and unable to work. Synonyms incapacitate, impair, damage, put out of action, make powerless, render powerless, weaken, enfeeble, debilitate, indispose, make unfit 1.1 Put out of action. the raiders tried to disable the alarm system Example sentencesExamples Home alarm devices can be disabled by a crafty intruder. Police officers called to investigate the burglary at Martin's believe it was carried out by professionals, who cut telephone lines before entering the building and made attempts to disable the alarm system. Ma said the rainfall drowned the station's cooling system, thus disabling it and paralyzing the pumping station. They disabled an alarm system at a store by cutting through live wires at a Telecom junction box which put thousands of phones in the region out of action. Second, the text of the statute authorizes the library to disable a filter. The telephone line to her home was cut by the raiders and the burglar alarm was disabled. Don't disable smoke alarms even temporarily - you may forget to replace the battery. Nvidia Firewall 2.0 was disabled for this test. Improved car security has meant thieves now go for car keys so they can disable immobilisers and alarms. There is no patch, but a perfectly good workaround is simply to disable scripting. After making sure the building's alarm system was disabled, they climbed through the hole and then into the space above the ceiling. Can branch staff disable a filter without needing the system administrator's password? They should all be disabled by default and enabled only as needed. Users can operate the stage without rotation and disable the touch alarm if required. At midnight on Halloween 1989, his agents picked 13 locks and disabled two alarm systems to plant a bug in the Gambino offices. But in a break-in at the weekend thieves forced open a toilet window, disabled the alarm system and put plastic bags over the CCTV cameras. Can library staff readily either unblock a specific site or disable the filter entirely? I tap into the system, causing the doors to unlock and disabling the car alarm. At the same time, you must overtake the security guards, disengage the alarm system, and disable the security cameras. Auditing is disabled by default; enable only one or two options that are necessary. Synonyms deactivate, defuse, disarm, render inoperative, make ineffective, put out of action, make harmless
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