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a. 装备不良的



    ill-equipped
    [ adj ]
    poorly supplied with physical equipment
    <adj.all>
    the school was ill-equipped


    1. As for Unilever, it had obviously failed to anticipate how violently P&G would react and how ill-equipped it was to handle the onslaught. Until the end of May the Anglo-Dutch company just about managed to hold its own with consumers.
    2. The Common Market's bureaucracy is ill-equipped to detect and prosecute the crooks.
    3. But American youngsters remain ill-equipped to compete in a complex, high-tech job market where critical thinking skills are all-important.
    4. But UK shareholders are currently ill-equipped to make a sound judgment, while executives appear to see few advantages in restraint.
    5. The Social Democrats claim Kohl is ill-equipped to clean up the badly polluted environment in eastern Germany and is driving Germany deeper into debt.
    6. Since 1987, MasterCard has been steadily losing its share of the credit-card charge volume and had been viewed by some in the industry as ill-equipped to compete with Visa, the world's largest credit-card group.
    7. The sick economy, deficient schools and ill-equipped hospitals are the main complaints on the jacaranda-tree-lined streets of Lusaka, the capital, as well as on the red-dirt roads of the rural villages where sick babies go untreated.
    8. His forces routed the ill-equipped exiles, leaving the United States and its young president in shame and disarray.
    9. Their numbers are growing at an alarming rate in a nation ill-equipped to care for them; in many places, hospitals must serve as expensive baby sitters while foster homes are desperately sought for the infants.
    10. The report by The American Assembly also said the arts community was ill-equipped to deal with the recent controversy over alleged federal support for obscene and blasphemous works that once threatened the NEA's existence.
    11. Indeed, many hospitals such as Pediatric No. 1 are old and ill-equipped, inviting infections.
    12. But as the bears see it, many of the highly leveraged young technology companies would be ill-equipped to ride out any coming interest-rate spiral, especially if that rate rise throttles down the economy.
    13. A new class of efficient, non-partisan administrators must be found. Improving the state education system is crucial: state schools are ill-equipped and badly-paid teachers take out their grievances in prolonged strikes.
    14. For all that, they seem determined to elect a new Congress which is singularly ill-equipped, either to make it any better, or to make it any smaller.
    15. It would also clear the banks of all their pre-war debts, on the grounds that with many borrowers ill-equipped to repay them due to post-war hardship, these debts too might turn bad. The plan has a neat, once-and-for-all ring to it.
    16. The report said 9 million Americans are ill-equipped to hold entry-level jobs, while England, Germany, Japan and Sweden all do a better job of preparing non-college bound youth for employment.
    17. The report acknowledged that selective government support of key technologies or industries amounts to "picking winners" and that government bureaucrats often are ill-equipped to make such choices.
    18. Almost all the ingredients of Vietnam were present in Korea _ East Asia, an undeclared, limited war, a conflict between northern communists and a southern republic, and American war technology against a determined but ill-equipped foe.
    19. Classrooms are ill-equipped and in need of repairs.
    20. Some of Alameda's students, both white and minority, seem ill-equipped even for remedial education.
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