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1 deprive somebody of a right
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2 deprive someone of a right
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3 deprive
transitive verb1)deprive somebody of something — jemandem etwas nehmen; (debar from having) jemandem etwas vorenthalten
deprive somebody of citizenship — jemandem die Staatsbürgerschaft aberkennen
be deprived of light — nicht genug Licht haben
2) (prevent from having normal life) benachteiligen* * *- academic.ru/19740/deprivation">deprivation- deprived* * *de·prive[dɪˈpraɪv]vt▪ to \deprive sb of sth jdm etw entziehen [o vorenthalten]to \deprive sb of his/her dignity jdn seiner Würde berauben gehto \deprive sb of freedom jdn der Freiheit berauben gehto \deprive sb of sleep jdm den Schlaf entziehen* * *[dI'praɪv]vtto deprive sb of sth (of sth one has) — jdn einer Sache (gen) berauben; (of sth to which one has a right) jdm etw vorenthalten
we were deprived of our rights/freedom — wir wurden unserer Rechte/Freiheit beraubt
I wouldn't want to deprive you of the pleasure of seeing her — ich möchte dir das Vergnügen, sie zu sehen, nicht vorenthalten
the team was deprived of the injured Owen — die Mannschaft musste ohne den verletzten Owen auskommen
she was deprived of sleep/oxygen — sie litt an Schlafmangel/Sauerstoffmangel
they are deprived of any sense of national identity — ihnen fehlt jedes Gefühl für nationale Identität
to deprive oneself of sth — sich (dat) etw nicht gönnen
* * *deprive [dıˈpraıv] v/tbe deprived of sth etwas entbehren (müssen);he was deprived of his title SPORT ihm wurde der Titel aberkanntof sth von etwas)4. absetzen* * *transitive verb1)deprive somebody of something — jemandem etwas nehmen; (debar from having) jemandem etwas vorenthalten
2) (prevent from having normal life) benachteiligen* * *v.berauben v. -
4 restrict
transitive verbbeschränken (to auf + Akk.); [Kleidung:] be-, einengen* * *[rə'strikt]1) (to keep within certain limits: I try to restrict myself / my smoking to five cigarettes a day; Use of the car-park is restricted to senior staff.) beschränken2) (to make less than usual, desirable etc: He feels this new law will restrict his freedom.) einschränken•- academic.ru/61885/restricted">restricted- restriction
- restrictive* * *re·strict[rɪˈstrɪkt]vt1. (limit)▪ to \restrict sb to sth:we will have to \restrict managers to half an hour's lunch break wir müssen die Mittagspause für Manager auf eine halbe Stunde beschränkento \restrict freedom of speech die Redefreiheit beschneidento \restrict the sale of cigarettes den Verkauf von Zigaretten mit Restriktionen belegento \restrict vision [or visibility] die Sicht einschränken2. (deprive of right)▪ to \restrict sb from sth jdm etw untersagen3. (confine)to be \restricted to barracks Kasernenarrest haben* * *[rI'strɪkt]vt1) (= limit) beschränken (to auf +acc); freedom, authority also einschränken; time, number also begrenzen (to auf +acc)to restrict sb's movements — jdn in seiner Bewegungsfreiheit einschränken
2)(= hinder)
restricting clothes — beengende Kleidungsstücke* * *restrict [rıˈstrıkt] v/ta) einschränkenb) beschränken, begrenzen ( beide:to auf akk):be restricted within narrow limits eng begrenzt sein;be restricted to doing sich darauf beschränken müssen, etwas zu tun;* * *transitive verbbeschränken (to auf + Akk.); [Kleidung:] be-, einengen* * *v.beschränken v.drosseln v.einschränken v. -
5 restrict
re·strict [rɪʼstrɪkt] vt1) ( limit)to \restrict sb to sth;we will have to \restrict managers to half an hour's lunch break wir müssen die Mittagspause für Manager auf eine halbe Stunde beschränken;to \restrict oneself to sth sich akk auf etw beschränken;to \restrict freedom of speech die Redefreiheit beschneiden;to \restrict the sale of cigarettes den Verkauf von Zigaretten mit Restriktionen belegen;2) ( deprive of right)to \restrict sb from sth jdm etw untersagen3) ( confine)to \restrict sb to sth jdn in etw akk einsperren;to be \restricted to barracks Kasernenarrest haben
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