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1 deprived
deprived of parliamentary immunity — = deprived of parliamentary privilege позбавлятися парламентської недоторканності
- deprived of civil rightsdeprived of parliamentary privilege — = deprived of parliamentary immunity
- deprived of control
- deprived of financial aid
- deprived of financial support
- deprived of freedom
- deprived of liberty
- deprived of life
- deprived of privilege
- deprived of property
- deprived of rights
- deprived of suffrage -
2 privilege
1. n1) льгота, привилегия; преимущество•to be deprived of privileges — лишаться льгот / привилегий
to campaign against official privileges — вести кампанию против официальных льгот / привилегий
to enjoy / to exercise privileges — пользоваться / обладать привилегиями / льготами / привилегиями
- abuse of privilegeto grant privileges — предоставлять льготы / привилегии
- breach of privileges
- class privileges
- consular privileges
- contractual privileges
- customs privileges
- diplomatic privileges
- economic privileges
- encroachment on privileges
- executive privilege
- legal privilege
- national privileges
- one-sided privileges
- parliamentary privilege
- reciprocal privileges
- religious privileges
- undue privileges 2. v
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