To put at a disadvantage的意思|示意

That in turn will put those children at a disadvantage, even long after the crises are over, according to economists who study past crises.

研究历次危机的经济学家表示，这种情况将使这些儿童陷入弱势境地，即便在危机结束后很长时间内也是如此。

Enforced cuts in a country's wholesale prices serve only to put its operators at a disadvantage to their foreign rivals.

国家批发价格的强制减让只会让本国运营商让利于外国竞争者。

Two years ago he was not able to speak English, which put him at a disadvantage in the USA. 2, it will be very advantageous to have our own own kitchen because everything is nearby.

他两年前不会说英语，这使他当时在美国处于不利地位。2。有一间我们自己的厨房就有好处，每样东西都近在手边。

That put him at a disadvantage according to the flatty rules Daine had strung himself with.

根据戴恩惯用的肥胖规则，这使他处于不利地位。

Allies of the Conservative chancellor of the exchequer, George Osborne, have signalled that green measures to curb climate change should not put British business at a competitive disadvantage.

财政大臣保守党人乔治·奥斯本(George Osborne)的盟友已经表示，抑制气候变化的环保措施不应将英国企业置于不利的竞争地位。

The purpose was to forge obedience to a monetary system and hierarchy that put the masses at a serious disadvantage.

目的是造就对金钱系统和等级制度的顺从，这使得大众处在严重不利位置。