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prerogative

/prɪˈrɒɡ.ə.tɪv/

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noun

/prɪˈrɒɡ.ə.tɪv/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее особое право, привилегию или преимущество, которым обладает определённое лицо или группа, часто в силу своего положения, статуса или полномочий.

A noun referring to a special right, privilege, or advantage that a particular person or group has, often due to their position, status, or authority.

  1. Exclusive right or privilegeC1formal

    A right or privilege that belongs to a particular person or group, often due to their position or status.

    ruИсключительное право

    • It is the president's prerogative to appoint cabinet members.
    • Choosing how to spend your free time is your own prerogative.
    • The board exercised its prerogative to veto the decision.

    Synonymsadvantagebirthrightdueentitlementexemptionimmunityprivilegeright

  2. Inherent advantageC1formal

    A special advantage or freedom that someone naturally has.

    ruПреимущество

    • As a senior member, she had the prerogative to access restricted files.
    • It is the prerogative of the wealthy to afford such luxuries.
    • The manager used his prerogative to approve overtime pay.

    Synonymsadvantagebirthrightentitlementprivilegeright

Forms
  • prerogatives plural form
  • prerogatives' possessive plural form
  • prerogative's possessive singular form
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