Disabled people read French and English [d? s？ e？ Bld] beauty [d? s？ eb？ ld]
Disabled, disabled
Verb (abbreviation of verb) disable (past tense and past participle of disable); To cripple; Disable; invalidate
Phrases:
Disabled people? Disabled people
Learning disabilities? Have learning disabilities; Can't learn
Example:
Roosevelt struggled to stand up with this disabled leg, and when the admiral said so, he did it. ?
Hearing the admiral say this, Roosevelt struggled to stand up with his crippled leg, and he did it.
Disable with extended data:
The basic meanings of "1" and "disability" mean that an accident, an injury or an impact will make someone lose his ability or strength.
2.disable is a transitive verb followed by a noun or pronoun.
3.disable and unable both mean "incompetence" and are derivatives of able. But disable is a verb, which means "incapability" and "disability", while unable is an adjective, which means "inability" and "incompetence"; Disable cannot be followed by infinitive, and impossible can be followed by infinitive.