disfranchise
/ˌdɪsˈfræn.tʃaɪz/翻译: 动词，指剥夺某人的投票权或特权，尤指法律或公民权利。
词语关系
verb
/ˌdɪsˈfræn.tʃaɪz/
Глагол, означающий лишить кого-либо права голоса или привилегии, особенно юридической или гражданской.
Verbo que significa privar a alguien del derecho al voto o de un privilegio, especialmente de carácter legal o civil.
Priver quelqu'un du droit de vote ou d'une prérogative, en particulier d'un droit légal ou civique.
Jemandem das Wahlrecht oder ein Privileg entziehen, insbesondere ein bürgerliches oder rechtliches Recht.
Verbo que significa privar alguém do direito de voto ou de uma privilégio, especialmente de natureza jurídica ou civil.
动词，指剥夺某人的投票权或特权，尤指法律或公民权利。
فعل يعني حرمان شخص من حق التصويت أو من امتياز أو حق مدني أو قانوني.
A verb meaning to deprive someone of the right to vote or of a privilege, especially a legal or civic one.
Deprive of voting rightsC1formal
To take away a person's right to vote in elections.
Лишить избирательных правPrivar del derecho al votoPriver du droit de voteWahlrecht entziehenPrivar do direito de voto剥夺选举权الحرمان من الحق في التصويت- The new law attempted to disfranchise minority voters.
- Historically, many groups were disfranchised based on race or gender.
- The court ruled that the policy would disfranchise thousands of citizens.
Deprive of privilegesC2formal
To take away a person's rights, privileges, or membership in a community or organization.
Лишить привилегийPrivar de derechosPriver de droitsPrivilegien entziehenPrivar de privilégios剥夺权利حرمان من الامتيازات- The corporation's decision disfranchised many long-term employees.
- The new regulations disfranchise small business owners from participating in the program.
- They felt disfranchised by the sudden change in membership rules.
词形
- disfranchised past participle
- disfranchised past simple
- disfranchising present participle
- disfranchises third person singular