disenfranchise

disenfranchise

美 [ˌdɪsɪnˈfrænˌtʃaɪz] 　英 [ˌdɪsɪnˈfræntʃaɪz]

• v.剥夺（某人）的权利（尤指选举权）
• 网络使失去投票权；剥夺…的公民权；剥夺……公民权

词形变化

第三人称单数：disenfranchises  现在分词：disenfranchising  过去式：disenfranchised  

反义词

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英汉双解

英汉解释

v.	1. 同“disfranchise”

英英解释

v.	1. Same as disfranchise 2. to no longer allow someone to have the right to vote

例句

To put Father God up there somewhere in the sky or heaven, is to disenfranchise WHO YOU REALLY ARE .

将天父上帝放入天空或是天堂，是【剥夺了你自己的真正权利】。

To deprive of a privilege, an immunity, or a right of citizenship, especially the right to vote; disenfranchise.

剥夺权利剥夺…的特权、豁免权或公民权，尤指选举权；剥夺…的权利

By holding the control of the education, you disenfranchise conservative Jews who are resisting this Greek influence.

通过控制教育，可以剥夺保守派的公民权，即抵制希腊影响的犹太人。

Few governments, or their voters, will vote to disenfranchise themselves.

极少有政府或是他们的选民愿意让自己失去选举权。