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单词 hindrance
释义
hindrance
noun[Cusually singular,U]
uk
/ˈhɪn.drəns/us
/ˈhɪn.drəns/
something that makes it moredifficultfor you to do something or for something todevelop:
阻碍，障碍
I've neverconsideredmydisabilitya hindrance, but otherpeoplehave.我从来没有把自己的残疾看成是一种障碍，可其他人不这么想。
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(Definition ofhindrancefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofhindrance

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In vocal synthesis this was to be expected but for granular synthesis it was ahindrance.
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The conspiracy was successful: the performance took place withouthindrance.
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In fact, is it not used to teach apprentice philosophers that they must view all learnable philosophies as hindrances to a pure inner philosophizing?
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Since then every new communication innovation - telegraph, radio, television, internet - has diminishedhindranceof distance to monitoring government directly.
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Neither do expressions include lambda abstractions: their anonymity would be ahindrancewhen it comes to source-level tracing.
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This lack of evidence is a majorhindrancetoward immediate success of disease management.
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The providers viewed organizational issues as a significanthindrance, especially in terms of staff and technological support for practitioners who desired to use the system.
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In this recognition process the museum paradoxically serves as aid, nothindrance.
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It is reasonable to assume that population growth in some countries was ahindrancerather than a positive economic input.
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Astonishingly, the author was able to carry out his fieldwork on the spot, without anyhindranceby the authorities.
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Consequently, these strategies may constitute ahindranceto free trade and competition.
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Paradoxically, these strategies enable speakers to maintain their own varieties and still communicate withouthindrance.
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Consequently, if computational limitations are fundamental hindrances to normative responding, then such responding should increase with age.
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Usually, the indifference of the husbands towards fertility control was the mainhindrance.
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Neither hindrances nor difficulties may result for the workers involved.
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