hard of hearing

英 [ˌhɑːd əv ˈhɪərɪŋ]

美 [ˌhɑːrd əv ˈhɪrɪŋ]

adj.  听力弱; 耳背; 听力弱的人; 耳背的人

牛津词典

adj.

• 听力弱；耳背
  unable to hear very well
• 听力弱的人；耳背的人
  people who are unable to hear very well
  1. subtitles for the deaf and the hard of hearing
     为耳聋和听力不佳者打出的字幕

柯林斯词典

• 有听觉障碍的;耳背的
  Someone who ishard of hearingis not able to hear properly.

双语例句

• Because she was deaf in one ear, she was hard of hearing.
  因为她有一只耳朵聋了，所以听力不佳。
• I'm not crazy, and I'm not hard of hearing either.
  我没有疯，耳朵也很灵的。
• It's difficult to talk to her because she is hard of hearing.
  跟她说话很难，因为她听觉不灵。
• To improve the physical, mental and social working conditions of hard of hearing and late deafened people;
  提高重听人和后天失听成年人的物质的、精神的和社会工作条件；
• He is now hard of hearing and no longer goes to the theatre.
  他现在听觉不好，不再去剧院看戏了。
• After the serious stroke, Edison became hard of hearing through all his life.
  爱迪生受了严重的一击后，终其一生都听力欠佳。
• Science can help the hard of hearing to hear better.
  科学能帮助耳背的人听得清楚一些。
• Can science help the hard of hearing to hear better?
  科学能否帮助那些听力不好的人改善听力吗？
• The problem lies in the fact that we, as hard of hearing people, have not been so organized about articulating our own needs and our rights.
  基于这一事实下的问题是：我们作为重听人没有这样有系统有组织地清楚表达出我们自己的需求和权利。
• The old lady is a bit hard of hearing. louder, please.
  老太太有些耳背，你说话大声点儿。