deprivations

deprivations

美 [ˌdeprɪˈveɪʃ(ə)n] 　英 [.deprɪ'veɪʃ(ə)n]

• n.剥夺；免职；废止；丧失(氧气,维生素等)
• 网络缺乏；匮乏；剥夺官职

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Reluctance among men to retire was associated with anticipated deprivations , of mainly of money rather than of attachment to work.

男性不愿退休，与他们预想中将要失去很多东西有关，其中主要的是失去赚钱的机会，而不是丧失对工作的依恋之情。

The Western powers were content to negotiate for measures to alleviate the many deprivations that the Wall imposed.

西方大国满足于通过谈判达成的措施缓解柏林墙所造成的多种匮乏。

I write the wonders of the Christian religion , flying from the deprivations of Europe, to the American strand .

我写基督教的奇迹，逃脱了被欧洲褫夺圣职的厄运，飞到美利坚的海岸。

Furthermore, people may undergo drastic deprivations or take incredible risks for the sake of preserving a certain view of themselves.

当人们认为自己完全没有价值，甚至仅仅为了维护某一个观点就很可能使自己陷入令人难以置信的风险。

to balance that lifetime, the cumulative soul's next personage chose to experience severe deprivations.

那么为了平衡那一生，灵魂累积的下一个角色就是去体验严峻的被剥夺待遇。

The refugees suffered terrible deprivations.

难民遭受种种极惨的匮乏之苦。

One problem with considering just one indicator is that some deprivations may be a matter of choice.

只考虑一个指示指标的问题是--一些贫困可能是自己的选择。

Berlin becamethe decadent capital, where all sorts of sexual deprivations were practised.

柏林成为颓废之都，形形色色的性变态行为都在发生。