disqualifying

1. VERB (通常因做错事而)使无资格，取消…的资格
   When someone is disqualified, they are officially stopped from taking part in a particular event, activity, or competition, usually because they have done something wrong.
   1. He was convicted of corruption, and will be disqualified from office for seven years...
      他被判犯有贪污罪，以后7年里将无资格担任公职。
   2. The stewards conferred and eventually decided to disqualify us.
      负责人商议之后，最终决定取消我们的资格。

1. However, they are different in forms of marriage, legal age for marriage, disqualifying diseases for marriage and definition of consanguineous marriage, void marriage and voidable marriage.
   相异之处主要为结婚形式、结婚年龄、近亲禁婚之范围、医学上不当结婚之疾病、无效婚姻、可撤销婚姻等均有不同之规范、不同之效果。
2. In some situations, disqualifying bias can be shown by circumstantial evidence rather than by an overt statement by the official.
   在有些情况下，取消资格的偏见可通过环境证据而非根据官员的公开陈述得到证明。
3. His concern is that some hiring managers may be disqualifying candidates "for ridiculous reasons that have nothing to do with the job"& for example, pictures of them drinking beer.
   他所关注的是一些招聘经理淘汰求职者的理由非常“愚蠢并且与工作无关”，例如一些求职者饮用啤酒的照片。
4. Setting a page to never compile using the never attribute will increase performance by disqualifying the specified page in the compilation process.
   若使用never属性将某页设置为从不编译，则指定的页在编译过程中不会被编译，从而提高性能。
5. Analysis of surgical disqualifying status in initial physical examination for navy cadets since 1990 to 1999
   1990～1999年海军招飞初检外科淘汰情况分析招飞外科体检中的几点体会

adj

1. depriving of legal right
   1. certain disabling restrictions disqualified him for citizenship

   Synonym:    disabling