privilege

privilege
'privəli‹
noun
((a) favour or right available, or granted, to only one person, or to a small number of people: Senior students are usually allowed certain privileges.) privilegio
privilege n privilegio
privilege
tr['prɪvɪlɪʤ]
noun
1 (special right) privilegio; (honour) privilegio, honor nombre masculino
parliamentary privilege inmunidad parlamentaria
privilege ['prɪvlɪʤ, 'prɪvə-] n
: privilegio m
privilege
n.
derecho s.m.
fuero s.m.
gracia s.f.
privilegio s.m.
regalía s.f.
v.
privilegiar v.
'prɪvəlɪdʒ
count & mass noun
a) (special right) privilegio m

parliamentary/congressional privilege u — inmunidad f parlamentaria

b) (honor) (no pl) privilegio m, honor m

it is my privilege to introduce ... — tengo el honor or el privilegio de presentarles a ...

['prɪvɪlɪdʒ]
1. N
1) (=prerogative) privilegio m ; (Jur, Parl) inmunidad f

members enjoy special privileges — los miembros gozan de privilegios especiales

as the oldest son, he has certain privileges — como hijo mayor tiene ciertos privilegios

that's your privilege — estás en tu derecho

to have parliamentary privilege — gozar de inmunidad parlamentaria

2) (=honour) privilegio m , honor m

I had the privilege of meeting her — tuve el privilegio or el honor de conocerla

2. VT
1) (=favour) privilegiar
2)

to be privileged to do sth — tener el privilegio or el honor de hacer algo

I am privileged to call him a friend — tengo el privilegio or el honor de poder decir que es amigo mío

* * *
['prɪvəlɪdʒ]
count & mass noun
a) (special right) privilegio m

parliamentary/congressional privilege u — inmunidad f parlamentaria

b) (honor) (no pl) privilegio m, honor m

it is my privilege to introduce ... — tengo el honor or el privilegio de presentarles a ...


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