disfranchise
动词;
英 [ˌdɪs'fræntʃaɪz] 美 [ˌdɪs'fræntʃaɪz]
基本释义
vt.剥夺公民权,剥夺推举议员权,剥夺权利
词根词缀
前缀
dis
剥夺,取消
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词根
franchise
公民权,特权
dis + franchise = disfranchise
网络释义
剥夺...的权利(尤指选举权);
Wiktionary英语原文词典
该词在Wiktionary英文原文中有详细的英文释义、词形变化、词源和词汇关系。
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1、Women were disfranchised until the early 20th century in many countries.
许多国家直到20世纪初才给妇女以选举权。
2、The new law aims to prevent any attempt to disfranchise ethnic minorities.
新法旨在防止任何剥夺少数民族权利的企图。
许多国家直到20世纪初才给妇女以选举权。
2、The new law aims to prevent any attempt to disfranchise ethnic minorities.
新法旨在防止任何剥夺少数民族权利的企图。
实用场景例句
商务邮件
The new policy may inadvertently disfranchise a significant portion of our minority shareholders.
新政策可能无意中剥夺了我们很大一部分少数股东的权利。
学术写作
Historical studies show that poll taxes were systematically used to disfranchise African American voters.
历史研究表明,人头税被系统地用来剥夺非裔美国选民的选举权。
旅游出行
Tourists often feel disfranchised when they have no say in local community decisions affecting their stay.
当游客对影响其逗留的当地社区决定没有发言权时,他们常感到被剥夺了权利。
日常对话
They tried to disfranchise us by closing the polling stations early.
他们试图通过提前关闭投票站来剥夺我们的选举权。
社交媒体
Can't believe they're trying to disfranchise students by making it harder to register to vote! 🤬 #VotingRights
真不敢相信他们正试图通过让登记投票变得更难来剥夺学生的权利!🤬 #投票权
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