deprive

deprive
verb
((with of) to take something away from: They deprived him of food and drink.) privar de
- deprived
deprive vb privar
El gerundio de deprive se escribe depriving
deprive
tr[dɪ'praɪv]
transitive verb
1 (take away) privar (of, de); (prevent from having or using) despojar de, privar de
■ he had been deprived of his civil rights lo privaron de sus derechos civiles
■ you're not depriving us of your company! ¡no nos prives de tu compañía!
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to deprive oneself of something privarse de algo
deprive [di'praɪv] vt, -prived ; -priving : privar
deprive
v.
• desapropiar v.
• desproveer v.
• destituir v.
• privar v.
dɪ'praɪv
1.
transitive verb

to deprive somebody OF something — privar a alguien de algo


2.
v refl

to deprive oneself of something — privarse de algo

[dɪ'praɪv]
VT

to deprive sb of sth — privar a algn de algo

to deprive o.s. of sth — privarse de algo

they had been deprived of their freedom — les habían privado de su libertad

they were deprived of affection as children — de niños no recibieron el suficiente afecto

he was deprived of sleep/food for seven days — no le dejaron dormir/no le dieron de comer durante siete días

the brain was deprived of oxygen — el cerebro no recibía su aporte de oxígeno

"would you like some chocolate?" - "no thanks, I don't want to deprive you" — hum -¿quieres chocolate? -no, gracias, para ti

* * *
[dɪ'praɪv]
1.
transitive verb

to deprive somebody OF something — privar a alguien de algo


2.
v refl

to deprive oneself of something — privarse de algo


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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