Aún no tenemos significados para "great handicap".
1The cumbersome and heavily laden baggage wagons were a great handicap to them.
2But stammering is a great handicap in haranguing the public.
3The shields, however, were a great handicap in leaping, and in advancing through heavy forest growth.
4It hardly seems fair that Uruguay should have to tolerate a great handicap in tomorrow's semi-final.
5My ideas were a great handicap at home.
6But it is really a great handicap.
7Yet he had a great handicap.
8In addition I was steadily improving my short game, which has been my great handicap when pitted against Carter.
9Expurgation is a great handicap to many playwrights, and the radio audience is the finicky and sensitive in the world.
10But he joins Ruby Walsh as the only current rider to have lifted the great handicap chases of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
11The poison venom of the cobra, rattlesnake, bushmaster and puff adder is a great handicap on the social standing of the entire serpent family.
12We have several times remarked upon the great handicap placed upon the pioneers of aviation by the absence of a light but powerful motor engine.
13They work under great handicaps and frequently are harassed by enemy detachments.
14OF all the vertebrates, the serpents live under the greatest handicaps.
15No man ever worked under greater handicaps than did Woodrow Wilson at Paris.
16Which is probably the greater handicap?
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