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1 ♦ privilege
♦ privilege /ˈprɪvəlɪdʒ/n. [cu]1 privilegio ( anche fig.); prerogativa: the privileges of the diplomatic corps, i privilegi del corpo diplomatico; (leg.) breach of privilege, infrazione d'un privilegio; privilege of Parliament, prerogativa (o immunità) parlamentare; to renounce a privilege, rinunciare a un privilegio2 diritto ( civile, politico): the privilege of equality for all, il diritto di tutti all'eguaglianza3 (leg.) prerogativa; immunità● (stor.) privilege of clergy, prerogativa del clero ( d'esser giudicato da un tribunale ecclesiastico) □ (leg.) privilege of necessity, non punibilità per aver agito in stato di necessità □ (fisc., USA) privilege tax, tassa (o imposta) sulle professioni.(to) privilege /ˈprɪvəlɪdʒ/v. t.privilegiare; accordare un privilegio a (q.)● to privilege sb. from st., esonerare q. da qc., in via di privilegio □ to privilege sb. to do st., concedere a q. il privilegio di fare qc.
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