privilege
['privilidʒ]
n.特权, 荣幸, 特别恩典,基本人权
vt.给特权, 免除
例句与用法:
She had led a life of luxury and privilege.
她过著养尊处优的生活。
It was a privilege to work with him.
和他在一起工作是一项殊荣。
词形变化:
动词过去式: privileged | 动词过去分词: privileged | 动词现在分词: privileging | 动词第三人称单数: privileges |
n.
1. 特权; 优特[C][U]
He enjoys diplomatic privileges.
他享有外交特权。
2. (个人的)恩典, 殊荣[S]
It is a great privilege to know you.
认识你真是莫大的荣幸。
3. (议会内部享有的言论自由等)议会特权[C][U]
4. (宪法保证公民享有的)基本权利[C][U]
vt.
1. 给予……特权(或优待)
This pass will privilege you to attend the closed hearings.
有了这张通行证你便可以出席不公开的听证会。
2. 以特权免除
privilege
名词复数:privileges
过去式:privileged
过去分词:privileged
现在进行时:privileging
词形变化:
动词过去式: privileged | 动词过去分词: privileged | 动词现在分词: privileging | 动词第三人称单数: privileges |
同义词:
personal | secretive | individual | secret | confidential | secluded | concealed | restricted | particular | own | special | exclusive | underground | sneaking | hidden | internal | clandestine | underhanded | mysterious | quiet | covert | undisclosed | stealthy | furtive | hush-hush | underhand | surreptitious | privy | unofficial | alone | apart | lonesome | lonely | non-political | non-official | isolated | cloistered | solitary | unaccessible | forsaken | hermitic | off-limits | soldier | out-of-the-way | closed | reclusive | remote | sequestered | set apart | privileged | sapper | gunner | corporal | sergeant | trooper | squaddie | intimate | guardsman | bosom | under wraps | wraps | infantryman | privately | secretly | off-camera | under | inmost | inner | closet | private soldier | conscript | enlisted man | common soldier | buck private | significant | foot soldier | in | inward | public | to | the | most | highly | man | enlisted | private | foot | inwards |
反义词:
词义辨析:
同义:
n.特权; 优待
advantage
license
favor
liberty
freedom
grant
同义参见:
concession
prescription
enfranchise
privilege['privilidʒ]n.1.■(尤指某些个人、集团或阶层所享有的)特权;优惠;特免;特殊的荣幸2.■(政府保障的基本)权利3.■享受特权的原则(或条件)4.■(在特定条件下)特权(或特免)的授予5.■选择权;买卖选择权6.■可原谅(或允许)的缺点(或弱点)7.■(尤指)议员(言行不受惩罚)权;(议会)言行自由权8.■专利权;垄断权9.■(宪法保障公民享有的)基本权利10.■特许的利益(或好处);特别待遇,优待11.■(律师等的)拒绝泄漏内情权12.■[主美国英语](证券交易所)优先购买权vt.1.■给予…特权:the privileged class特权阶级2.■特免,免除:to privilege legislators from arrest使立法议员有免受拘捕的特权3.■给(自己)取得特殊荣幸:I privilege myself to believe我荣幸地相信4.■[古语]原谅:Kings cannot privilege what God forbade.国王不能原谅上帝不允许做的事。a bill of privilege贵族要求贵族阶级审判的申请书a writ of privilege(因民事诉讼被扣押的人的)特赦状exterritorial privileges and rights治外法权privilege (或 benefit) of clergy(中世纪)神职人员的特权(前教士犯罪时不受普通法院的审判)知识阶级的特权(初次犯罪可免予判刑)privilege of parliament议会议员的特权(议员享有言论自由、除犯刑事罪外不受逮捕等特权)privilege of someone's friendship和…交际的光荣变形vt.privilegedprivileging
privilegeprivilege[ˈprivilidʒ]n.1.■特权, 优惠, 特殊的荣幸2.■特别处理; 特免3.■(对公司股票的)优惠增购权4.■【计】特许操作enpy privileges享受特权an exclusive privilege专有特权grant sb. the privilege of doing sth.赋予某人做某事的特权It is a great privilege to know you.认识你是一件难得的事。
词性变化privilege[ˈprivilidʒ]vt.1.■给...特权[优惠], 特许, 特免(from)privilege sb. from arrest特免某人不受逮捕
继承用法privilegern.1.■享受特权者
noun
- a special right,advantage,or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group of people
(个人或群体的)特权;特惠待遇
education is a right, not a privilege.
教育是一种权利,而不是特权。
[mass noun]he has been accustomed all his life to wealth and privilege.
他一生已经习惯了财富和特权。
■something regarded as a rare opportunity and bringing particular pleasure
特殊荣幸;优待;特别待遇
I had the privilege of giving the Sir George Brown memorial lecture.
我有幸作乔治•布朗爵士纪念演讲。
■(亦作 absolute privilege)(especially in a parliamentary context) the right to say or write something without the risk of incurring punishment or legal action for defamation
议会特权(尤指议员无被控诽谤而遭惩罚或法律诉讼之虞的言论权利)
■the right of a lawyer or official to refuse to divulge confidential information
(律师,官员)拒绝泄露内情权
■(chiefly historical)a grant to an individual, corporation, or place of special rights or immunities, especially in the form of a franchise or monopoly
(主史)(授予个人,公司,某地的)特许经营权;豁免权,垄断权
- [with obj.](formal)grant a privilege or privileges to
(正式)授予…以特权
English inheritance law privileged the eldest son.
英国继承法给予长子特权。
■(一般作 be privileged from)exempt (someone) from a liability or obligation to which others are subject
特免,免除(某人)
barristers are privileged from arrest going to, coming from, and abiding in court.
有资格出席高等法庭的大律师有在去、离法庭和在庭时免于逮捕的特权。
- Middle English: via Old French from Latin privilegium 'bill or law affecting an individual', from privus 'private' + lex, leg- 'law'
privilege
名词 privilege:
a special advantage or immunity or benefit not enjoyed by all
a right reserved exclusively by a particular person or group (especially a hereditary or official right)
同义词:prerogative, perquisite, exclusive right
(law) the right to refuse to divulge information obtained in a confidential relationship
动词 privilege:
bestow a privilege upon
privilege
■Education should not be considered to be a privilege in a modern society.
"在一个现代社会中,受教育不应该被看成是一种特权。"
■C:I't s a privilege to know you, Mr.McNeil.
C:很荣幸能认识你,麦克尼尔先生。
■A.W.,shall consequently have to deny myself the privilege of a regular call.
W. 先生接收为合伙人,因此不能继续定期拜访。
■One privilege is financing consultation.
一个好处是理财咨询。
■Do not overdo your privilege of reproving me.
不要过分使用责备我的特权。
■Do not overdo your privilege of reproving or castigating me.
不要过分使用责备我的特权;不要对我倚老卖老。
■Contrary to constitutional right, power, privilege, or immunity.
与宪法权利、权力、特权及豁免相反的
■An exclusive right or privilege, as to market a product.
专有权一项独有的权利或优先权,如推销一种产品
■Thank You Lord, for the privilege we have to give.
主,我们有奉献的权利,使用我们,主。
■There is a transaction privilege tax in Arizona.
亚利桑那州征收交易特许税。
■People grant you the privilege, so you should serve the people wholeheartedly.
人民赋予你特权,你就应该全心全意为人民服务。
■Today, WE convene this convention I aesthesia awfully privilege.
今天,我们召开这次大会我感到非常荣幸。
■It is a privilege to be speaking to you today.
今天能跟你谈话真是我三生有幸。
■I am mighty proud of this privilege to meet you.
今天见到你真荣幸,对我来说,这是一个寻常的日子,这一辈子也不会忘记的。
■There is no other team with the privilege to have such a deep symbiosis with a football genius.
从没有任何一个球队与一个足球天才保持着如此深的特殊依附关系。
■So I never had the privilege of having a fag of my own.
从而我永远也无权拥有一个供我使唤的低年级生。
■His fight for freedom and privilege and restitution was not over yet.
他为自由、权利、复业的斗争还在进行。
■He enjoys diplomatic privilege.
他享有外交特权。
■He never abuses his privilege.
他从不滥用特权。
■They think that's their exclusive privilege.
他们以为那是他们独享的特权。
■They fight against privilege in order to create a fair society.
他们进行反对特权的斗争以便建立较为公平的社会。
■He is relieved of his post because he used his power to seek privilege.
他因利用权力谋求特权而被免职。
■He was charged of abusing a privilege.
他因滥用特权而被起诉。
■He was quite ready to surrender the privilege.
他完全愿意放弃这个特权。
■He's a fine musician; it's a privilege to hear him play.
他是位出色的音乐家,听他演奏是难得的享受。
■He had the privilege to enter into the White House.
他有进入白宫的特权。
■It is his belief that education should not be the privilege of a limited number of people.
他相信,教育不应该是某一限定人数的特权。
■It would be a privilege to partake vicariously of their emotions.
以共鸣的方式分享他们的感情也是一种特殊的荣幸。
■I hope to have the privilege of working with them again.
但愿有幸与他们再度合作。
■He has his privilege withdrawn as a punishment.
作为处罚,他享受的各种特权待遇被取消了。
■It is your privilege to think so, and I surrender my reputation to you!
你满有权力这样想,我可以把我的名誉丢到你脚下。
■Wilt thou give up that only privilege?
你难道要放弃那唯一的特权吗?
■Use of the library is a privilege, not a right.
使用该图书馆是一项特殊的照顾,而不是一种权利.
■Use of the library is a privilege,not a right.
使用该图书馆是一项特殊的照顾,而不是一种权利。
■An encroachment, as of a right or privilege.
侵权侵害一项权利或特权
■No one admitted to the privilege of hearing you, can think any thing wanting.
凡是有福份听过你演奏的人,都觉得你毫无欠缺的地方。
■No one admitted to the privilege of hearing you, can think anything wanting.
凡是有福分听过你演奏的人,都觉得你毫无欠缺的地方。
■It was a privilege to attend the ceremony.
出席那项典礼是一种殊荣。
■To deprive of a natural or an established right or privilege.
剥夺应享权利或特权。
■To deprive(a corporation, for example) of a privilege or franchise.
剥夺(如公司的)特许权或选举权
■It is a rare privilege to have an audience with a king.
受到国王的接见是件极为荣幸的事情。
■Have become a deeper man is the privilege of those who have suffered.
变得更加深谋远虑是受磨难的人的特权。
■To have become a deeper man is the privilege of those who have suffered.
变得更加深谋远虑是受过磨难的人的特权。
■The ancient privilege of sanctuary was transferred to the Christian temple.
古代的庇护特权转移到了基督教的教堂。
■Only string literals have this privilege of initializing pointer arrays.
只有字符串常量才可以初始化指针数组。
■You can only revoke a privilege that was previously granted.
只能收回以前授予的权限。
■It's a privilege to know you, Mr. Smith.
史密斯先生,很荣幸认识您。
■It was a great privilege to hear her sing.
听她唱歌真是三生有幸。
■It was a privilege to work with him.
和他在一起工作是一项殊荣。
■O sacred privilege of Roman citizenship!
啊,神圣的罗马公民权,一度是神圣不容侵犯的,而今却横遭残踏!