privilege读音

1. 特权， 议会特权
2. 优惠
3. 优特，特别待遇，特别照顾
4. 殊荣，荣幸，特殊荣幸
5. 恩典
6. （基本）权利
7. 特免
8. 特别处理
9. 特许
10. 优惠增购权
11. 幸运，福分，三生有幸

1. 以特权免除，特免
2. 给予…特权，有特权
3. 特许
4. 使…有权
5. 特别优待
6. 免除

1. a special advantage or immunity or benefit not enjoyed by all
2. a right reserved exclusively by a particular person or group (especially a hereditary or official right);

   "suffrage was the prerogative of white adult males"
   

3. (law) the right to refuse to divulge information obtained in a confidential relationship

1. bestow a privilege upon

1. privilege

1. 优势：因为这个社会没有让后面这种歧视和刻板印象制度化(institutionalization)和扎根下来的系统,因为大家知道,即使你在某一时某一地有某种优势(privilege),比如一个黑人在布鲁克林痛扁白人兄弟时很快意地喊出了几句带有种族色彩的口号,

2. privilege的近义词

2. 优先权：他用相对关系和相关关系来展现法律基本概念,从而提出了八个基本的法律概念,即无权利(no-right)、权利(right)、义务(duty)优先权(privilege)、无资格(disability)、权力(power)、责任(liability)和豁免(immunity).

1. He never abuses his privilege.
   他从不滥用特权。
2. They are entitled to enjoy many advantages and privileges.
   他们有资格享有许多优惠和特权。
3. One of the privileges of belonging to the club is that you can use its tennis courts.
   参加本俱乐部的特别待遇之一是可以使用本俱乐部的网球场。
4. As a member of the nobility, his life had been one of wealth and privilege.
   身为贵族中的一员，他过着有钱有势的生活。
5. I hope to have the privilege of working with him again.
   但愿有幸与他再度合作。

• The..victory of universal suffrage was not final, because women were excluded from the privilege.

  出自：R. Niebuhr

• The privileges granted ordinary prisoners were denied..no radios or card games.

  出自：T. Capote

• Kate had had..the privilege of wealth.

  出自：A. Cross

• Long holidays which are the privilege of schoolteachers.

  出自：F. Tuohy

• To privilege the worst of sinners with the first offer of mercy.

  出自：Bunyan

• ☆ 1154年进入英语，直接源自古法语的privilege；最初源自古典拉丁语的privilegium：privus(个人的） + lex (法律），意为适用于某人的法律。