to guarantee or make certain the maintenance of rights, benefits, or basic needs

something that impedes progress, communication, or the achievement of a goal

a failure to function normally in a machine, vehicle, or technical system

a physical barrier or obstacle placed on a road to stop or redirect traffic

cataract (ophthalmology)

a protective barrier or screen

a physical object that blocks a path or hinders progress and movement

having intellectual impairment or learning difficulties

related to providing a basic level of social or economic security, often used in the context of government-subsidized social welfare services.

diversionary tactic; smokescreen

handicapped; disabled

evil creature

Mara (the demon of temptation)

To have one's vision or judgment obscured by a trivial detail, failing to see the big picture or the whole situation.

to obstruct

to cross or overcome physical obstacles

barrier-free; (esp.) accessible (to people with disabilities)

a generalized neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by significantly impaired intellectual and adaptive functioning

person with intellectual disabilities or learning difficulties

A condition where a person experiences distress because their gender identity does not match their sex assigned at birth, formerly called gender identity disorder.

water hazard (golf)

mental disorder (abbreviation for [[精神障碍|精神障礙|jing1 shen2 zhang4 ai4]]); (Taiwanese usage)

difficulty in communication between people who speak different languages

quality assurance (QA)

single point of failure

borderline personality disorder (BPD)

to avoid obstacles (used for robots, autonomous vehicles, etc.)

erectile dysfunction (ED)

to hinder the eyesight; (fig.) to trick into not noticing

post-traumatic stress disorder; PTSD

slalom (snow skiing)

steeplechase (athletics)

technical breakdown or malfunction

a term of abuse directed at a person, typically toward a child or someone of a younger generation