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roy·al pre·ˈroga·tiven BRIT königliches Vorrecht -
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roy·al pre·'roga·tive n( Brit) königliches Vorrecht -
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nounPrivileg, das; Vorrecht, das* * *[prə'roɡətiv](a special right or privilege belonging to a person because of his rank, position etc.) das Privilegium* * *pre·roga·tive[prɪˈrɒgətɪv, AM -ˈrɑ:gət̬-]the \prerogative of the rich das Privileg der Reichenthe Royal P\prerogative das [königliche] Hoheitsrecht [o veraltet Prärogativ]to exercise [or use] one's \prerogative [to do sth] sein Recht ausüben[, etw zu tun]to remain the \prerogative of sb jds Vorrecht bleibenforeign policy will remain the \prerogative of the central authorities Außenpolitik bleibt allein in der Hand der zentralen Regierung* * *[prI'rɒgətɪv]nVorrecht nt, Prärogativ nt (geh)* * *A s Prärogativ(e) n(f), Privileg n, Vorrecht n:prerogative of mercy Begnadigungsrecht nB adj bevorrechtigt:prerogative right Vorrecht n* * *nounPrivileg, das; Vorrecht, das* * *n.Vorrecht -e n. -
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pre·roga·tive [prɪʼrɒgətɪv, Am -ʼrɑ:gət̬-] n( form)the \prerogative of the rich das Privileg der Reichen;to remain the \prerogative of sb jds Vorrecht bleiben;foreign policy will remain the \prerogative of the central authorities Außenpolitik bleibt allein in der Hand der zentralen Regierung -
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(DE) Landeshoheit {e}; (EN) regale, regalia; royal prerogative; sovranty
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royal prerogative — The discretionary rights which a sovereign has by virtue of office, varying from country to country • • • Main Entry: ↑prerogative royal prerogative see under ↑prerogative • • • Main Entry: ↑royal * * * royal prerogative UK US noun … Useful english dictionary
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royal prerogative — Those rights and capacities which the king enjoys alone, in contradistinction to others, and not those which he enjoys in common with any of his subjects. See 1 Bl Comm 239. A New Jersey chancellor has defined the term as that special pre… … Ballentine's law dictionary
royal prerogative — royal pre rogative noun singular or uncount the special rights of a king or queen … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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royal prerogative — UK / US noun [singular/uncountable] the special rights of a king or queen … English dictionary
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royal prerogative — Those rights and capacities which the king enjoys alone in contradistinction to others and not to those which he enjoys in common with any of his subjects. It is that special pre eminence which the sovereign has over all other persons, and out of … Black's law dictionary
prerogative — I noun advantage, authority, authorization, benefit, charter, claim, droit, due, exclusive privilege, exclusive right, franchise, freedom, grant, inalienable right, legal power, liberty, license, perquisite, power, preference, prior right,… … Law dictionary