LingakuFrequency rank: 12,501. – 12,533.
- at a disadvantage; in an unfavourable position; having poor prospects; standing little chance
expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); adjective (keiyoushi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- at a disadvantage; in an unfavourable position
- having poor prospects
- standing little chance
This expression is used to describe situations where someone is in a less favorable condition compared to others, often implying a lack of opportunity or a higher risk of failure.
He feels at a disadvantage because his competitors are too strong.
It is believed that she is at a disadvantage under those conditions.
This meaning refers to scenarios where the outlook for success or achieving positive results is bleak or not promising.
In the current economic situation, our business has poor prospects.
This phrase indicates situations where someone is likely to fail or is facing significant obstacles that diminish their likelihood of success.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ぶんがわるい分が悪いat a disadvantageぶんがわるい分が悪いじょうきょう状況a disadvantageous situationぶんがわるい分が悪いたちば立場an unfavorable positionぶんがわるい分が悪いしあい試合a match with poor prospectsぶんがわるい分が悪いとかんじる感じるto feel at a disadvantageぶんがわるい分が悪いけっか結果a result that is unfavorableぶんがわるい分が悪いなか中でたたかう戦うto fight in a disadvantageous situationぶんがわるい分が悪いちいむチームa team at a disadvantageぶんがわるい分が悪いせんたく選択a poor choiceぶんがわるい分が悪いげえむゲームa game with little chance of winning