count against

英 [kaʊnt əˈɡenst]

美 [kaʊnt əˈɡenst]

对…不利（致使其被拒、受罚等）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 对…不利（致使其被拒、受罚等）
  If somethingcounts againstyou, it may cause you to be rejected or punished, or cause people to have a lower opinion of you.
  1. He is highly regarded, but his youth might count against him.
     人们对他的评价很高，但他年纪轻轻这一点也许会对他不利。

双语例句

• Gail has applied for a job on a newspaper, but I think her inexperience might count against her.
  盖尔申请了一份报社工作，但我觉得经验不足可能对她不利。
• For that job her lack of experience may count against her.
  就那份工作而言，她的经验不足是一个劣势。
• It might also help to keep in mind that, in a high-stakes situation, a mild case of sweaty palms is perfectly natural and unlikely to count against you.
  还有一点要记住，在高风险情况下，手心轻微出汗是非常正常的现象，不会对求职者造成不利的影响。
• While there is no disputing Andersson's ability, he won't get to try the Fiesta RS WRC in final trim until four days before the start of the rally, which could count against him.
  虽然安德森的水平毫无争议，但是直到瑞典站开赛前四天，他都不会有机会对自己的嘉年华RS拉力赛车进行最后的调整，这对他很不利。
• Those would count against the overall value of your life.
  它们降低了你生命的总价值。
• But if this generation of ours can't solve the issue, it will count against us.
  反正我们这一代不解决这个问题，我们是要欠帐的。
• Lack of experience will generally count against you in an interview.
  缺乏经验通常会在你的面试中造成不利。
• Articles on Facebook will not initially count against the 10 free items people who are not Times subscribers are allowed to read each month.
  起初，Facebook上的文章不会算在非时报订阅用户每月可以免费阅读的10篇文章之内。
• Ironically, however, those points may count against the ice bid.
  然而，具有讽刺意味的是，这些可能对洲际交易所的竞购不利。
• Some Europeans have suggested that Mr Carstens 'credentials from the Chicago school, famed for its orthodoxy, may count against him.
  一些欧洲人提出，卡斯滕斯出身以正统理论而闻名的芝加哥学派，这些资历可能不利于他。