disenfranchised
英 [ˌdɪsɪnˈfræntʃaɪzd]
美 [ˌdɪsɪnˈfræntʃaɪzd]
v. 剥夺(某人)的权利(尤指选举权)
disenfranchise的过去分词和过去式
过去分词：disenfranchised 过去式：disenfranchised
BNC.37057 / COCA.20174
柯林斯词典
- VERB 剥夺…的选举权
Todisenfranchisea group of people means to take away their right to vote, or their right to vote for what they really want.- ...fears of an organized attempt to disenfranchise supporters of Father Aristide.
对剥夺阿里斯蒂德神父支持者选举权这一有组织企图的担心 - ...the helplessness of disenfranchised minorities.
被剥夺了选举权的少数民族的无助
- ...fears of an organized attempt to disenfranchise supporters of Father Aristide.
英英释义
adj
- deprived of the rights of citizenship especially the right to vote
- labor was voiceless
- disenfrenchised masses took to the streets
双语例句
- Poynton says at the moment, the indigenous population feels disenfranchised from the planning process for the forests.
Poynton表示，当前土著人感到他们被剥夺了森林规划的权利。 - Many of these stateless people are among the world's poorest; all are the most disenfranchised.
这些无国籍的人中大部分是世界上最贫穷的，都是被剥夺最多权利的人。 - I feel disenfranchised from this world, and it hurts.
我觉得我在这个世界里被剥夺了选举权，我受伤了。 - Some disenfranchised samurai, especially Christian ones, found themselves in places like the Philippinesand Siam.
一些失去了地位的武士，特别是基督徒，在菲律宾和暹罗寻找容身之地。 - British people are effectively disenfranchised with little effective control over how they are governed with our law all but inaccessible to ordinary people.
英国人实际上很少被剥夺依法治国的权利，但是这并不涉及一般大众。 - They feel disenfranchised and demoralised.
他们感觉权利被剥夺，意志消沉。 - It became a channel through which a few from the disenfranchised classes moved up the social ladder.
被剥削者中的少数人通过读书爬上更高的社会阶级。 - Does such a system have the flexibility to manage the country's myriad challenges, both of a prosperous and increasingly demanding urban middle class, and a large, poor and often disenfranchised farming community?
中国面临无数的挑战，既有来自要求日益增多的富裕城市中产阶层的挑战，也有来自权利时常被剥夺的广大贫困农业人口的挑战。中国的体制是否足够灵活，能够应对这些挑战呢？ - Tax rises often have greater impact on the upper-income elite; service cuts are felt more keenly by those on lower incomes who may already feel disenfranchised.
税收的增加往往只会对高收入群体有很大影响，而那些已经倍感排斥的低收入人群则会对社会服务的削减更加敏锐。 - Sluggish post-crisis growth in the US and Europe is unlikely to be strong enough to reduce already high unemployment – especially for disenfranchised youth.
后危机时代下，美国和欧洲的疲软增长不大可能降低居高不下的失业率&尤其是丧失了公民权的年轻人群的失业率。