Lingaku- to be at a disadvantage
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to be at a disadvantage
This phrase is used to describe a situation where someone is in a less favorable position, often in a competition or comparison with others.
In this competition, they are clearly at a disadvantage.
Due to insufficient resources, we are at a disadvantage in the project.
Generated collocations (experimental)
zhàn xià fēng占下风de的qíng kuàng情况the situation of being at a disadvantagezài在jìng zhēng竞争Zhōng中zhàn xià fēng占下风to be at a disadvantage in competitioncháng cháng常常zhàn xià fēng占下风often at a disadvantagezhàn xià fēng占下风de的jú miàn局面the scenario of being at a disadvantagezài在tán pàn谈判Zhōng中zhàn xià fēng占下风to be at a disadvantage in negotiationszhàn xià fēng占下风de的xuǎn shǒu选手the competitor who is at a disadvantageyóu yú由于quē fá缺乏Zī yuán资源ér而zhàn xià fēng占下风to be at a disadvantage due to lack of resourceszài在zhè这cì次tǎo lùn讨论Zhōng中zhàn xià fēng占下风to be at a disadvantage in this discussionzhàn占xià下fēng chǎng风场cì次rounds where one is at a disadvantage