disqualify

vt.

使无资格；使不合格；取消…的资格；

过去式：disqualified过去分词：disqualified现在分词：disqualifying第三人称单数：disqualifies

1. The team has been disqualified from the competition.
   该队已经被取消参赛资格。
2. Her criminal record disqualifies her from serving on a jury.
   她有犯罪前科，所以不能当陪审员。

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