1. 動詞
   invalid現在分詞:
   及物動詞:
   使...(軍人)傷殘退役
   使...(人)病弱
   使...(人)傷殘
   

例句

1. The British Official Historian of the campaigns in "Togo and the Cameroons", F. J. Moberly recorded casualties, casualties, the " invaliding " of Europeans and soldiers.
2. He had read of a distinguished army career, of a decoration won on the field of battle for bravery, his invaliding out of the army, the fight against injury, and his selfless life as an East End doctor.
3. He was to gain his last victories here, and to receive an award of the DSO, but on 28 April 1943, while undertaking physical exercise which he strongly encouraged, he twisted his knee and tore the cartilage, requiring invaliding to England.
4. Edward arrived in the UK on 27th October 1918 and was eventually treated at the Special Military Surgical Hospital at Newcastle-upon-Tyne from where he was discharged by an invaliding board on 20th June 1919 with wounds to his right leg attributable to active service with a pension for 30 per cent disability.
5. With regard to the New Deal, there was always the specter of FDR's refusing to obey a decision invaliding the suspension of the Gold Clause, though perhaps some would mention as far more significant the invention of the modern administrative state and its embrace of often full-throated discretionary decisionmaking that left traditional notions of rule of law in shambles. 42 But, to put it mildly, there was nothing at all analogous to the refusal by Congress in 1865 to seat representatives and senators who had been elected by state governments whose legitimacy had been recognized by the President of the United States (and who had, of course, notably been counted as part