| 单词 | serious disadvantage |
| 释义 | serious disadvantage To expect the defence to state its case without having heard the prosecution's case puts the defence at a serious disadvantage. Times, Sunday Times Legislation to restrict the usage of dual carriageways would be a serious disadvantage to these two groups. Times, Sunday Times Employers are encouraged to use newer schemes that are cheaper, but workers enrolled into existing older schemes could be at a serious disadvantage. Times, Sunday Times Business was also put at a serious disadvantage to its international competitors. Times, Sunday Times In any case the visiting team will be playing at a most serious disadvantage. Times,Sunday Times |
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