incapacitated

英 [ˌɪnkəˈpæsɪteɪtɪd]

美 [ˌɪnkəˈpæsɪteɪtɪd]

v.  使失去正常生活(或工作)能力
incapacitate的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：incapacitated　

法律

BNC.33463 / COCA.26439

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使无能力;使伤残
  If somethingincapacitatesyou, it weakens you in some way, so that you cannot do certain things.
  1. A serious fall incapacitated the 68-year-old congressman.
     一次严重跌伤使这位 68 岁的国会议员丧失了行动能力。

英英释义

adj

• lacking in or deprived of strength or power
  1. lying ill and helpless
  2. helpless with laughter
  Synonym:helpless

双语例句

• I'm afraid Mr Jay is temporarily incapacitated.
  恐怕杰伊先生暂时不能动了。
• A power of attorney can give someone else the authority to act as your 'agent' and make legal and financial decisions should you become incapacitated.
  万一你丧失能力，委托书可以授权别人以你代理人的身份制定法务和财务方面的决策。
• They'd like to declare you incapacitated.
  他们想宣布你失去能力。
• Your Social Security payments are probably directly deposited, and you probably have designated someone to make major decisions if you are incapacitated.
  社保金可能已经直接存了起来，你也可能已经指派某人在你动不得的时候做重大决策。
• The incapacitated will need disability benefits.
  残疾人将需要残疾补助。
• I fear the alternative would have left her incapacitated.
  我害怕让她知道事实会让她变得无能。
• If you don't equate the body with who you are, when beauty fades, vigor diminishes, or the body becomes incapacitated, this will not affect your sense of worth or identity in any way.
  如果你不把肉体等同于你，那么当美丽凋零，活力减少，或身体无行为能力的时候，这将不会在任何方面影响到你的价值感或身份。
• Leaving her incapacitated but not dead.
  她虽然动弹不得，但还活着。
• That offenders who have committed serious or violent felonies and who continue to commit felonies must be incapacitated.
  必须让那些犯了严重罪行的或是暴力罪行以及连续犯罪的人失去自由。
• From what we can tell, they've all been incapacitated.
  据我们所知，它们全部已经失去能力了。