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| 21. | To deprive of peace or rest; trouble. |
| 使不平静,使不安；使烦恼 |
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| 22. | To rid or deprive of inhabitants. |
| 使无居民除去居民 |
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| 23. | To deprive(one)of something;bereave. |
| 剥夺夺去（某人）的某些东西；丧失 |
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| 24. | deprive someone of benefits, as a penalty. |
| 剥夺某人的好处作为惩罚。 |
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| 25. | To deprive of perception or insight. |
| 使失去眼光或洞察力。 |
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| 26. | but I couldn't deprive you of him.' |
| 可是我怕夺了您的好东西。” |
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| 27. | deprive somebody of something by deceit. |
| 用谎言骗取某人的东西。 |
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| 28. | trees that deprive a house of light |
| 遮住房中光线的树 |
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| 29. | To deprive of strength or vigor;weaken. |
| 减弱力气或力量；使虚弱 |
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| 30. | deprive (an established church) of its status. |
| 剥夺（英国国教）的地位。 |
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