something that blocks or hinders passage, such as a barrier; in a military context, structures built to stop the enemy

A track and field event where athletes must overcome a series of physical barriers or obstacles to reach the finish line, such as a steeplechase or hurdles.

An athletics event in which runners must jump over various hurdles and water jumps; obstacle race; hurdle race

gender identity disorder; a condition where a person's gender identity does not match their assigned sex at birth sex

to remove, surmount, or clear an obstacle

a gap or misunderstanding between people of different backgrounds that prevents effective communication; cultural obstruction

free of obstacles; accessible to people with disabilities

An environment designed to remove obstacles and provide accessibility for people with disabilities; includes accessible paths, public buildings, and transportation services

intellectual or cognitive disability; mental retardation. Specifically refers to a condition where an individual has an IQ of roughly 70 or below and faces significant difficulties in learning and adapting to daily life.

a child with intellectual or cognitive disabilities; a subnormal child

water hazard in the game of golf

psychiatric illness or mental health condition that affects thinking, mood, or behavior

a lack of communication between people who speak different languages

disability; a state of physical or mental impairment that prevents an individual from functioning fully in social life, such as visual, hearing, or intellectual impairments

borderline personality disorder (BPD)

dyslexia; a learning disorder characterized by difficulty reading, also known as alexia

shorthand or truncated term for aplastic anemia [[再生障碍性贫血|再生障碍性貧血|zai4 sheng1 zhang4 ai4 xing4 pin2 xie3]]

A skiing event in which the athlete must navigate between a series of poles or gates.

athletic race involving obstacles such as hurdles and water jumps

a mental health condition characterized by a combination of schizophrenia symptoms and mood disorder symptoms

steeplechase; a footrace in which runners must jump over hurdles and water jumps

post-traumatic stress disorder

erectile dysfunction; ED

partial or total inability to hear; hearing loss or disability