disabling

动词使无能力( disable的现在分词 ); 使残废; 使伤残; 使无效

1. 致残疾：disablement;致残疾; 残疾; 无能;; | disabling;致残疾;; | disabling chronic illnesses;致残的慢性疾病; 慢性致残疾病;;

2. 禁止,去能：去能器 disabler | 禁止,去能 disabling | 禁止呼叫等待 disabling call waiting

3. 难治的：direct compression直接压片 | disabling难治的 | disintegration崩解度、崩解时间

1. disabling

1. Police pursued the vehicle for several miles before disabling it and Zeigler was apprehended after a short chase on foot.

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2. Tasks for the six parties after the deadline involve disabling the shut reactor and require North Korea to report other nuclear activities.

3. The DPRK said that it has stopped disabling its nuclear reactor in Yongbyon on August 26.

4. Bush ordered plans for temporarily disabling GPS satellites during national crises to prevent terrorists from using the navigational technology.

5. disabling

5. Beyond the October deadline for disabling its main facility at Yongbyon, the agreement did not set a timetable for full disarmament.

6. The DPRK stopped disabling its nuclear facilities in August in retaliation for Washington's failure to remove the country from its list of terrorism sponsors.

7. The DPRK has agreed to accept the verification plan and immediately resume disabling its main plutonium facility.

8. Kim noted that the next steps included the North making a declaration of its nuclear program and disabling the facilities.

9. But the results suggest many older adults may be putting themselves at risk for potentially disabling falls.

10. Liu said two working groups responsible for the disabling of nuclear facilities have visited Pyongyang.

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