0 people who are healthy and have no illness, injury, or condition that makes it difficult to do the things that other people do:
It is hard for the able-bodied to understand the difficulties that disabled people encounter in their daily lives.
1 used to refer to someone who is healthy and has no illness, injury, or condition that makes it difficult to do the things that other people do:
They fixed curbs so disabled people could roll their wheelchairs across streets easily and get around just like the able-bodied.
Wheelchair basketball is very like basketball for the able-bodied.
Your report yet again demonstrates the abysmal lack of understanding on the part of the able-bodied with regard to the needs of disabled people.
The opportunity is not restricted to the able-bodied - the vessel is fitted out to accommodate people of all types of physical ability and disability.
In certain districts, up to 75 per cent of the able-bodied men are migrants working outside the district on a semi-permanent basis.
As a result, when unemployment rises they tend to be thrown out of the labour market more rapidly than able-bodied people.
Indicating the able-bodied subject has full use of their limb.
For each successive period there were more additional men classed as not able than were classed as able-bodied.
