dis
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第三人称
disables
现在进行时
disabling
过去式
disabled
过去完成时
disabled
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禁用, 阻止
to prevent someone or something from being able to perform a specific action or function
及物动词
- Governments may disable specific services during times of crisis for public safety.
政府可能会在危机时期为了公共安全禁用特定服务。
- Disabling a computer's firewall may expose it to potential cyber threats.
禁用计算机的防火墙可能会使其暴露于潜在的网络威胁。
- In emergencies, authorities may disable certain functions of electronic devices.
在紧急情况下，当局可能会禁用电子设备的某些功能。
- A password-protected feature can disable changes to important settings on a device.
密码保护功能可以禁用设备上重要设置的更改。
反义词：
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使残废, 使失去能力
to impair or restrict someone's physical or mental abilities
及物动词
- The car accident disabled him for several months due to a severe leg injury.
车祸因严重的腿部受伤使他残疾了几个月。
- The stroke disabled her speech and left her with limited mobility on her right side.
中风disable了她的言语能力，并使她右侧的活动能力受限。
- The degenerative condition gradually disabled his ability to use his hands for tasks requiring fine motor skills.
退行性状况逐渐剥夺了他使用双手进行需要精细运动技能的任务的能力。
- The traumatic brain injury disabled his cognitive functions, resulting in memory loss and difficulty concentrating.
创伤性脑损伤损害了他的认知功能，导致记忆丧失和难以集中注意力。
- The genetic disorder disabled her vision, making her dependent on assistive devices and accommodations for daily tasks.
遗传性疾病损害了她的视力，使她日常任务依赖辅助设备和便利设施。