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Meanings of disqualification in English

Russian
дисквалифицирован
Spanish
expulsión
Catalan
desqualificació

Event in sport.

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дисквалифицирован
Usage of disqualification in English
1
The judge imposed a mandatory two-year disqualification, along with a £100 fine.
The Irish Times
2
In the second fight Tyson bit Holyfied's ear, leading to his disqualification.
Radio NZ
3
Consequently, conflict disclosure policies should be accompanied by recusal and disqualification requirements.
Reuters
4
There had been fears that Jean's disqualification might lead to civil unrest.
The Guardian
5
But the great disqualification is the absence of all consciousness of sin.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: the Acts
6
Mr McAuley and Mr Klotz are expected to resist the disqualification proceedings.
The Irish Times
7
So far from this being a qualification, it may become a disqualification.
A Book for All Readers / An Aid to the Collection, Use, and Pres...
8
His one disqualification may be stated briefly-hehad a passion for drink.
Facing the World
9
If patriotism be not a disqualification for an historian, Froude had none.
The Life of Froude
10
With that -like Bolt -came the dreaded and instant disqualification.
The Irish Times
11
If an egg shattered, it meant automatic disqualification for whoever carried it.
Heir of Fire
12
The teams who refused to compete may face disqualification from the competition.
The Irish Times
13
When the disqualification came up, Crocker covered his face with his hands.
The Guardian
14
He said he was not sure what the disqualification meant for his future.
Radio NZ
15
That disqualification remains the only defeat Djokovic has suffered all year.
News.com.au
16
In line with convention, no reason for the disqualification was given.
Reuters
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Translations for disqualification
Disqualification through the time
Disqualification across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare