hindrance

n.

妨害，障碍；障碍物；起妨碍作用的人；

复数：hindrances

steric hindrance位阻，位阻现象

1. She regarded him as a hindrance.
   她认为他是一个障碍。
2. Strong winds are a hindrance to mountain climbers.
   大风对登山者是一大妨碍。
3. She was more of a hindrance than a help.
   她非但没帮上忙，反而碍事。
4. Some kitchen gadgets are more of a hindrance than a help.
   有些小炊具非但没有用处反而碍事。
5. This delay has caused some hindrance to my plans.
   这一耽搁已对我的计划造成一些妨碍。
6. He meant to help, no doubt, but in fact he has been a hindrance.
   他的的确确是想帮忙的，可实际上却成了一个累赘。

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