impairments

英 [ɪmˈpeəmənts]

美 [ɪmˈpɛrmənts]

n.  (身体或智力方面的)缺陷，障碍，损伤; 某种缺陷
impairment的复数

计算机

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 损害；损伤；障碍
  If someone has animpairment, they have a condition which prevents their eyes, ears, or brain from working properly.
  1. He has a visual impairment in the right eye.
     他右眼视力有损伤。

双语例句

• Among liver patients in Randolph's study who had neurocognitive impairments, the average score was74.
  在伦道夫研究的有神经认知障碍的肝病患者中，平均得分为74分。
• People with visual impairments may be unable to find controls.
  患有视觉障碍的患者可能无法找到控制装置。
• International Classification of Impairments, Disabilities and Handicaps
  缺陷、残疾和障碍的国际分类
• Recognize and mitigate impairments to independence and objectivity.
  识别和减轻对独立性和客观性的损害。
• Postmortem studies also suggest impairments in communication at the level of individual brain cells.
  死后组织的研究也说明了脑细胞水平上联系的损伤。
• For many patients with psychiatric conditions or even cognitive impairments, their ability to make decisions remains intact.
  因为很多有精神疾病甚至智障的患者，他们仍有完整的决策能力。
• People who have severe visual impairments.
  有严重视觉损伤的人。
• Spatial correlation is one of the impairments practical MIMO wireless communication systems have to cope with.
  空间相关性是实际的多入多出无线通信系统必须要解决的损伤之一。
• Special keyboards and input devices for people with limited hand use or mobility impairments.
  为那些对手的使用受到限制或移动困难的人提供特殊的键盘和输入设备。
• He believes more research might show that increased blood flow could benefit older adults and those who have cognitive impairments, such as fatigue or even mini-strokes.
  他认为更多的研究将能证明增加血流对老年人和有认知障碍的人（如疲劳的人及有微小卒中的人）有益。