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51. | To lower in or deprive of spirit;dishearten. |
| 使气馁,使沮丧使生气不悦或没有精神;使人灰心 |
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52. | He had sought to deprive us of dime. |
| 他企图剥夺我们一角钱。 |
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53. | deprive(sb/sth)of force or strength;weake |
| 使(某人[某事物])失去力量;削弱 |
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54. | She wrested it from his hands. |
| 她硬把它从他手里夺去。 |
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55. | remove the value from; deprive of its value. |
| 除去……的价值;剥夺它的价值。 |
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56. | blatantly deprive ... of the right to exercise sovereignty |
| 公然剥夺…行使主权的权利 |
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57. | To deprive of sexual capacity or sexual attributes. |
| 使…丧失性能力或性征 |
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58. | To deprive of position, rank, or authority;depose. |
| 废除剥夺…的职位,级别,或权力;废黜 |
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59. | "Why do you deprive Germany of your life? |
| “你为什么要使德国失掉你? |
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60. | He once tried to do me out of my job |
| 他一度想夺去我的职位。 |
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