handicap|handicaps in English

noun

[hand·i·cap || 'hændɪkæp]

disadvantage, hindrance; physical disability

Use "handicap|handicaps" in a sentence

1. Handicap Allowances are applied to the Course Handicap as the final step in calculating a player’s Playing Handicap (see Rule 6.1 Course Handicap Calculation and Rule 6.2 Playing Handicap Calculation).

2. That , and his age, insuperable handicaps.

3. Agricultural land area supported in areas with handicaps, other than mountain areas

4. Appendix C: Handicap Allowances

5. The building is handicap-accessible and has some rooms that meet handicap accessibility standards.

6. He plays off a handicap of

7. Blindness is a great handicap.

8. Deafness can be a serious handicap.

9. My current golf handicap is nine.

10. It's a built-in handicap.

11. He felt no handicap on that score.

12. So children are not always a handicap.

13. Anomalie translate: anomaly, abnormality, anomaly, handicap

14. This hole gonna have handicap access?

15. She has a golf handicap of

16. Its dowdy appearance is a handicap.

17. Poor eyesight is a handicap to a student.

18. Not speaking the language is a real handicap.

19. My patient is opting into a handicap!

20. Lack of transport was a major handicap.

21. Her great height was rather a handicap.

22. 1 Deafness can be a serious handicap.

23. He turned his handicap into an awesome weapon.

24. 10 Yet age does carry an unavoidable handicap.

25. His vacuity was a handicap in these debates.