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entitlement

/ɪnˈtaɪ.təl.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant un droit ou une prétention à quelque chose, en particulier à un avantage accordé par la loi, un contrat ou une politique.

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/ɪnˈtaɪ.təl.mənt/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un droit ou une prétention à quelque chose, en particulier à un avantage accordé par la loi, un contrat ou une politique.

A noun referring to a right or claim to something, especially a benefit granted by law, contract, or policy.

  1. Legal or contractual rightB2formal

    A right granted by law, contract, or policy, especially to receive benefits or services.

    frDroit légal ou contractuel

    • Employees have an entitlement to paid vacation days.
    • The new law expands entitlement to healthcare for all citizens.
    • She claimed her entitlement to the inheritance.

    Synonymesclaimdueinterestprerogativeprivilegeright

  2. Sense of deserving privilegeB2informal

    An unrealistic belief that one deserves special treatment or privileges without earning them.

    frsentiment d'avoir droit à des privilèges

    • His sense of entitlement made him unpopular with coworkers.
    • The celebrity showed a shocking level of entitlement at the restaurant.
    • Entitlement can lead to disappointment when expectations aren't met.

    Synonymesarroganceconceitegotismhaughtinesspresumptionpresumptuousnessself-importance

    Antonymesdeservingnesshumilitymodesty

Formes
  • entitlements plural form
  • entitlements' possessive plural form
  • entitlement's possessive singular form
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