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

• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• Do you think my age will count against me?
  你认为我的年龄对我是不利的因素吗？
• 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。
• It would count heavily against me if I got the director into trouble.
  如果我使主管陷入困境，那将对我极为不利。
• Documented causes of action rules includes both specific and unity, that count must be a specific object of the trial, count against composite records.
  诉因的记载规则主要包括特定性和单一性两方面，即诉因必须将审判对象特定化，禁止诉因复合记载。
• 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。
• The recent political incident will inevitably count against the peace process of the two countries.
  最近发生的这一政治事件无疑会影响两国的和平进程。
• But abstentions count as votes against, so the formal result was a two-vote defeat.
  但是弃权被算作是投反对票，所以正式的结果是以两票的差距失败。