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| 21. | To deprive of a privilege, an immunity, or a right of citizenship, especially the right to vote; disenfranchise |
| 剥夺权利剥夺…的特权、豁免权或公民权，尤指选举权；剥夺…的权利 |
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| 22. | To deprive(a congregation, sect, or building)of the status of a church. |
| 剥夺教会资格剥夺（某教众，教派或建筑）的教会地位 |
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| 23. | To deprive(a corporation, for example)of a privilege or franchise. |
| 剥夺（如公司的）特许权或选举权 |
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| 24. | The spread of television have considerably deprive us of our time for read |
| 电视的普及剥夺了我们相当多的阅读时间 |
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| 25. | deprive sb/sth(of what is expected or normal) |
| 剥夺某人[某事物]（想要的或应有的事物） |
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| 26. | The new laws deprive many people of the most elementary freedom |
| 新法律剥夺了许多人的最基本的自由 |
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| 27. | These verbs mean to deprive of self-esteem or self-worth. |
| 这些动词都表示剥夺自尊的意思。 |
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| 28. | deprive of courage or hope; take away hope from; cause to feel discouraged. |
| 剥夺勇气或者希望；取走希望；使感到气馁。 |
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| 29. | You even want to deprive us of the freedom of our hearts. |
| 我们心里的自由你都要剥夺了。 |
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| 30. | it strictly forbids the police to unlawfully deprive citizens of or curtail their freedom of person; |
| 严禁警察非法剥夺、限制公民的人身自由； |
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