incapacitated in Vietnamese

goại động từ
1. làm mất hết khả năng, làm mất hết năng lực, làm thành bất lực
2. (pháp lý) làm mất tư cách, làm cho không đủ tư cách, tước quyề

Sentence patterns related to "incapacitated"

1. She is incapacitated by a sore throat.

2. Last year, severe storms incapacitated the whole town.

3. Remote Hull Repairers are now available to reactivate incapacitated structures.

4. 25 Poor eyesight incapacitated him for the army.

5. Migraines still incapacitated him on a regular basis.

6. Incapacitated 1,600 people and left with every secret we had.

Làm tê liệt 1600 người và tẩu thoát với toàn bộ thông tin mật chúng tôi có.

7. Uh, while you were incapacitated, I may have tampered with your weapons.

Trong lúc mọi người mất khả năng, tôi có thể phải can thiệp vũ khí của các người.

8. The helmsman was incapacitated and the ship's commander, Captain Höpfner, was wounded.

Người lái tàu bất tỉnh, và vị chỉ huy tàu, Đại tá Hải quân Höpfner, bị thương.

9. According to the Bolsheviks' own admission, the local militia was incapacitated.

10. Aircraft ground support equipment — Specific requirements — Part 14: Disabled/incapacitated passenger boarding vehicles

11. Synonyms for Challenged include disabled, impaired, exceptional, differently abled, incapacitated, paralysed, paralyzed, crippled, infirm and handicapped

12. If they remain chronically incapacitated for work they can now claim invalidity benefit at a higher rate.

13. Synonyms for Bedridden include incapacitated, disabled, housebound, laid up, ailing, bedbound, bedfast, confined, confined to bed and ill

14. This debilitating absence has raised, first, the question of when and how a leader should be declared incapacitated.

15. Even if the prey is not killed outright, there is a greater chance that it will be incapacitated.

16. Adjective disabled, handicapped, paralysed, lame, deformed, incapacitated, bedridden, housebound, enfeebled He looked after his senile, Crippled mother

17. Inequalities in social security provision Case A is an industrial injury claimant, first incapacitated under the age of

18. In April 19 ten months after reelection, Molly suffered a massive stroke that incapacitated her for months.

19. I have in fact only once been incapacitated, on that occasion by a severe attack of malaria.

20. However, Anne often mentioned his health problems in her diary, and he became incapacitated after a diagnosis of abdominal cancer.

Tuy nhiên, Anne thường đề cập bệnh tình của ông trong cuốn nhật ký của cô, ông hoàn toàn mất khả năng sau khi được chẩn đoán bị ung thư dạ dày.

21. 8 synonyms for Bedridden: confined to bed, confined, incapacitated, laid up, flat on your back, bedfast, bedrid, sick-abed

22. For the few weeks this good sister was incapacitated, the members of the Rechnoy Ward felt a kinship to that story.

Trong mấy tuần đó khi chị phụ nữ hiền lành này bị mất năng lực, các tín hữu của Tiểu Giáo Khu Rechnoy cảm thấy gần gũi với câu chuyện đó.

23. Many enter into long-term debt only to find that changes occur: people become ill or incapacitated, companies fail or downsize, jobs are lost, natural disasters befall us.

Nhiều người lâm vào cảnh nợ nần dài hạn để rồi thấy rằng có những thay đổi xảy ra: người ta mắc bệnh hoặc trở thành bất lực, những công ty thất bại hoặc giảm bớt người làm, thất nghiệp, những thiên tai xảy đến cho chúng ta.

24. Conservatorship is a legal process in which an adult, or sometimes an organization, is given the legal authority to manage an incapacitated adult's care or finances

25. In the 1800s, after an assassination attempt by Prince Ramon against the king of Mandorra, a Brigand resembling the king surreptitiously impersonates the incapacitated monarch in order to …

26. A Conservator is appointed by a judge to take care of an incompetent adult’s financial needs (in this case, the incapacitated adult is called a ward)

27. (4) Coadjutor bishops are such as are appointed to assist the bishop of the diocese when incapacitated by infirmity or by other causes from fulfilling his functions alone.

28. Under various state laws, a Conservator is a person who the court appoints to care for a minor or individual who is incapacitated by illness or accident

29. The Encyclopædia Britannica acknowledges that “the functions of the whiskers (vibrissae) are only partially understood; however, it is known that, if they are cut off, the cat is temporarily incapacitated.”

Bách khoa từ điển Anh Quốc công nhận rằng người ta “chỉ hiểu được một phần chức năng của ria mèo, nhưng nếu bị cắt trụi ria thì mèo tạm thời không còn hoạt động bình thường”.

30. This includes persons with a medical condition for whom wearing a face Covering could obstruct breathing or who are unconscious, incapacitated, or otherwise unable to remove a face Covering without assistance

31. A Conservator, or guardian of the property, on the other hand, is a court-appointed fiduciary who is responsible for managing the financial affairs of a child or an incapacitated adult

32. Guardianship—called Conservatorship in some states—is a legal proceeding in a state court to appoint someone to exercise some or all of the legal rights of a mentally incapacitated person

33. To condemn plaintiff to remain shackled in a marriage that in truth and in fact does notexist and to remain married to a spouse who is incapacitated to discharge essential maritalcovenants, is verily to condemn him to a perpetual disadvantage which this Court finds Abhorrentand will not countenance.

34. Article 744 of the Civil Code states that persons not legally incapacitated may inherit, while article 996 stipulates that, unless the judgement of incapacity on grounds of physical or mental illness or deficiencies provides otherwise, a person under curatorship may, with the assistance of the curator, accept the inheritance, either absolutely or under benefit of inventory.

35. As a Brattish, soft, flaky, perennially ungrateful member of Generation Y who is spoilt by the comforts of modern life, I simply whine about the likelihood of the cruel government forcing me to remain at the coal face until well into my seventies - by which time I will be totally incapacitated at best - …

36. "The Committee points out that, according to Article 7§7 of the Charter, employees incapacitated for work by illness or accident during all or part of their annual leave must have the right to take the leave lost at some other time - at least to the extent needed to give them the four weeks’ paid annual leave provided for in the Charter.