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过去式
deprived
过去完成时
deprived
1
剥夺, 使丧失
to prevent someone from having something, particularly something that they need
及物动词
- The harsh weather deprived the hikers of proper shelter.
恶劣的天气剥夺了徒步旅行者适当的庇护所。
- Economic challenges can deprive individuals of access to basic necessities.
经济挑战可能会剥夺个人获得基本必需品的权利。
- The drought has deprived the region of sufficient water resources.
干旱剥夺了该地区充足的水资源。
- The authoritarian regime sought to deprive citizens of their basic freedoms.
专制政权试图剥夺公民的基本自由。
- Lack of education can deprive individuals of opportunities for personal growth.
缺乏教育可能会剥夺个人成长的机会。
2
剥夺, 夺走
to take away or remove something from someone
及物动词
- The thief deprived the homeowner of valuable possessions.
小偷剥夺了房主的贵重物品。
- His reckless actions deprived his family of their savings.
他的鲁莽行为剥夺了他的家人的积蓄。
- The company’s bankruptcy deprived its employees of their jobs.
公司的破产剥夺了员工的工作。
- The flood deprived many people of their homes and belongings.
洪水剥夺了许多人的家园和财产。
- The accident deprived him of his ability to walk, changing his life forever.
事故剥夺了他行走的能力，永远改变了他的生活。
3
剥夺, 罢免
to remove someone from their official position or authority, particularly a religious leader
及物动词
- The church council decided to deprive the priest of his position due to misconduct.
教会理事会决定因行为不端剥夺牧师的职位。
- After the scandal, they were forced to deprive the bishop.
丑闻之后，他们被迫剥夺主教的职位。
- The king threatened to deprive the monk if he did not comply with the royal decree.
国王威胁说，如果僧侣不遵守皇家法令，就会剥夺他的职位。
- The pope was reluctant to deprive the cardinal, but it was necessary.
教皇不情愿剥夺红衣主教的职位，但这是必要的。
- The congregation voted to deprive the minister after allegations of fraud.
会众投票决定在欺诈指控后剥夺部长的职位。
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