disability [ˌdɪsəˈbɪlɪtɪ]
disability
noun1. (difficulty)
Fiona is able to function normally despite her visual disability thanks to technological advances.Fiona puede manejarse con normalidad a pesar de su discapacidad visual gracias a los avances tecnológicos.
Pepe hasn't been able to work for a year due to his disability caused by the accident.Pepe no ha podido trabajar desde hace un año por la invalidez que le causó el accidente.
The municipal government closed a restaurant for not having access for people with disabilities.El gobierno municipal clausuró un restaurante por no tener acceso para personas con minusvalías.
2. (causing disadvantage)
adjectiveJamaica's weather is a disability for their Olympic skiing program.El clima de Jamaica es una desventaja para su programa de esquí olímpico.
3. (relating to a disability)
George's disability insurance barely pays enough to keep him from starving.El seguro por incapacidad de George apenas le alcanza para no morirse de hambre.
Lucas had a motorcycle accident and is now receiving disability insurance payments.Lucas tuvo un accidente de moto y ahora está recibiendo los pagos del seguro por invalidez.
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| learning disability | el trastorno de aprendizaje |
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