Definition of disadvantaged in English:

disadvantaged

adjective dɪsədˈvɑːntɪdʒdˌdɪsədˈvæn(t)ɪdʒd

(of a person or area) in unfavourable circumstances, especially with regard to financial or social opportunities.
（人，地区）（尤指在财政或社会机会方面）处于弱势地位的；下层社会的；贫困的
disadvantaged groups such as the unemployed
像老人和失业者这样的弱势群体。
we began to help the disadvantaged
我们开始帮助穷苦人。
Example sentencesExamples
- This stop-start approach means that more disadvantaged students will give up.
- There are also benefits with regeneration of disadvantaged areas.
- The defence outlay can be reduced and some funds diverted for the welfare of disadvantaged children.
- It is a good way to sensitise children to art as well as the disadvantaged child.
- These machines are then distributed to all manner of needy and disadvantaged individuals and groups.
- He said the extra help for disadvantaged areas with the greatest needs made the settlement the fairest deal ever for the NHS.
- The same is true of so many well-intentioned schemes for the socially disadvantaged and the rural poor.
- People donate items of furniture to the society who then distributes them to disadvantaged families.
- One group was made up of socially disadvantaged teenagers, and the other was drawn from people in their first year at Harvard.
- The project targets mainly disadvantaged children, youth, and adults in the area.
- It will only be an administrative headquarters so how it will bring theatre to the heart of disadvantaged areas, is none too clear.
- She then gets friendly with a woman called Mama Sunshine who teaches her commune of disadvantaged kids to rap Christian songs.
- It was intended to help the creation of jobs and increased prosperity in disadvantaged areas.
- They'll return in October to help with a group who are building houses for disadvantaged people.
- She also helped with International projects like a home in India for disadvantaged wives.
- She is working with the YMCA branch in Rousse to help disadvantaged children.
- Both my sister and step-mother have incredibly rewarding jobs working with disadvantaged adults and kids.
- In these books and films he shows his understanding of the difficult lives of disadvantaged families.
- Six grants have been given for projects across Greenwich to support nursery schools in disadvantaged areas of the borough.
- Also tax free will be donations to homes and institutions for socially disadvantaged children.
Synonyms
deprived, underprivileged, depressed, in need, needy, in want, in distress
destitute, poor, poverty-stricken
discriminated against
British on the bread line
rare necessitous

Definition of disadvantaged in US English:

disadvantaged

adjectiveˌdɪsədˈvæn(t)ɪdʒdˌdisədˈvan(t)ijd

(of a person or area) in unfavorable circumstances, especially with regard to financial or social opportunities.
（人，地区）（尤指在财政或社会机会方面）处于弱势地位的；下层社会的；贫困的
disadvantaged groups such as the elderly and unemployed
像老人和失业者这样的弱势群体。
we began to help the disadvantaged
我们开始帮助穷苦人。
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a good way to sensitise children to art as well as the disadvantaged child.
- She then gets friendly with a woman called Mama Sunshine who teaches her commune of disadvantaged kids to rap Christian songs.
- It was intended to help the creation of jobs and increased prosperity in disadvantaged areas.
- The project targets mainly disadvantaged children, youth, and adults in the area.
- One group was made up of socially disadvantaged teenagers, and the other was drawn from people in their first year at Harvard.
- There are also benefits with regeneration of disadvantaged areas.
- They'll return in October to help with a group who are building houses for disadvantaged people.
- He said the extra help for disadvantaged areas with the greatest needs made the settlement the fairest deal ever for the NHS.
- These machines are then distributed to all manner of needy and disadvantaged individuals and groups.
- People donate items of furniture to the society who then distributes them to disadvantaged families.
- It will only be an administrative headquarters so how it will bring theatre to the heart of disadvantaged areas, is none too clear.
- The defence outlay can be reduced and some funds diverted for the welfare of disadvantaged children.
- Six grants have been given for projects across Greenwich to support nursery schools in disadvantaged areas of the borough.
- In these books and films he shows his understanding of the difficult lives of disadvantaged families.
- She also helped with International projects like a home in India for disadvantaged wives.
- Also tax free will be donations to homes and institutions for socially disadvantaged children.
- The same is true of so many well-intentioned schemes for the socially disadvantaged and the rural poor.
- Both my sister and step-mother have incredibly rewarding jobs working with disadvantaged adults and kids.
- She is working with the YMCA branch in Rousse to help disadvantaged children.
- This stop-start approach means that more disadvantaged students will give up.
Synonyms
deprived, underprivileged, depressed, in need, needy, in want, in distress

词汇	disadvantaged
释义	Definition of disadvantaged in English: disadvantaged adjective dɪsədˈvɑːntɪdʒdˌdɪsədˈvæn(t)ɪdʒd (of a person or area) in unfavourable circumstances, especially with regard to financial or social opportunities. （人，地区）（尤指在财政或社会机会方面）处于弱势地位的；下层社会的；贫困的 disadvantaged groups such as the unemployed 像老人和失业者这样的弱势群体。 we began to help the disadvantaged 我们开始帮助穷苦人。 Example sentencesExamples This stop-start approach means that more disadvantaged students will give up. There are also benefits with regeneration of disadvantaged areas. The defence outlay can be reduced and some funds diverted for the welfare of disadvantaged children. It is a good way to sensitise children to art as well as the disadvantaged child. These machines are then distributed to all manner of needy and disadvantaged individuals and groups. He said the extra help for disadvantaged areas with the greatest needs made the settlement the fairest deal ever for the NHS. The same is true of so many well-intentioned schemes for the socially disadvantaged and the rural poor. People donate items of furniture to the society who then distributes them to disadvantaged families. One group was made up of socially disadvantaged teenagers, and the other was drawn from people in their first year at Harvard. The project targets mainly disadvantaged children, youth, and adults in the area. It will only be an administrative headquarters so how it will bring theatre to the heart of disadvantaged areas, is none too clear. She then gets friendly with a woman called Mama Sunshine who teaches her commune of disadvantaged kids to rap Christian songs. It was intended to help the creation of jobs and increased prosperity in disadvantaged areas. They'll return in October to help with a group who are building houses for disadvantaged people. She also helped with International projects like a home in India for disadvantaged wives. She is working with the YMCA branch in Rousse to help disadvantaged children. Both my sister and step-mother have incredibly rewarding jobs working with disadvantaged adults and kids. In these books and films he shows his understanding of the difficult lives of disadvantaged families. Six grants have been given for projects across Greenwich to support nursery schools in disadvantaged areas of the borough. Also tax free will be donations to homes and institutions for socially disadvantaged children. Synonyms deprived, underprivileged, depressed, in need, needy, in want, in distress destitute, poor, poverty-stricken discriminated against British on the bread line rare necessitous Definition of disadvantaged in US English: disadvantaged adjectiveˌdɪsədˈvæn(t)ɪdʒdˌdisədˈvan(t)ijd (of a person or area) in unfavorable circumstances, especially with regard to financial or social opportunities. （人，地区）（尤指在财政或社会机会方面）处于弱势地位的；下层社会的；贫困的 disadvantaged groups such as the elderly and unemployed 像老人和失业者这样的弱势群体。 we began to help the disadvantaged 我们开始帮助穷苦人。 Example sentencesExamples It is a good way to sensitise children to art as well as the disadvantaged child. She then gets friendly with a woman called Mama Sunshine who teaches her commune of disadvantaged kids to rap Christian songs. It was intended to help the creation of jobs and increased prosperity in disadvantaged areas. The project targets mainly disadvantaged children, youth, and adults in the area. One group was made up of socially disadvantaged teenagers, and the other was drawn from people in their first year at Harvard. There are also benefits with regeneration of disadvantaged areas. They'll return in October to help with a group who are building houses for disadvantaged people. He said the extra help for disadvantaged areas with the greatest needs made the settlement the fairest deal ever for the NHS. These machines are then distributed to all manner of needy and disadvantaged individuals and groups. People donate items of furniture to the society who then distributes them to disadvantaged families. It will only be an administrative headquarters so how it will bring theatre to the heart of disadvantaged areas, is none too clear. The defence outlay can be reduced and some funds diverted for the welfare of disadvantaged children. Six grants have been given for projects across Greenwich to support nursery schools in disadvantaged areas of the borough. In these books and films he shows his understanding of the difficult lives of disadvantaged families. She also helped with International projects like a home in India for disadvantaged wives. Also tax free will be donations to homes and institutions for socially disadvantaged children. The same is true of so many well-intentioned schemes for the socially disadvantaged and the rural poor. Both my sister and step-mother have incredibly rewarding jobs working with disadvantaged adults and kids. She is working with the YMCA branch in Rousse to help disadvantaged children. This stop-start approach means that more disadvantaged students will give up. Synonyms deprived, underprivileged, depressed, in need, needy, in want, in distress
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