privilege

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privilege
[ˈprɪvɪlɪdʒ]
sustantivo
1privilegio (m)
  • to have the privilege of doing something -> tener el privilegio de hacer algo
verbo transitivo
también:
  • to be privileged to do something -> tener el privilegio de hacer algo

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privilege [pri-vi-lich]
sustantivo
1Privilegio, favor, beneficio, gracia, prerrogativa, inmunidad, exención concedida a ciertas personas solamente, o bajo especiales condiciones.
  • Writ of privilege -> auto de excarcelación
va. Privilegiar, exceptuar de un gravamen o carga, conceder una exención, prerrogativa, favor o beneficio.

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privilege [ˈprɪvɪlɪdʒ]
noun
1 (prerogative) privilegio; (m) (Jur) (Parl) inmunidad; (f)
members enjoy special privileges los miembros gozan de privilegios especiales
why should government officals have special privileges?
as the oldest son, he has certain privileges como hijo mayor tiene ciertos privilegios; that's your privilege estás en tu derecho
"I'd like to change my mind about xyz" - "that's your privilege"
to have parliamentary privilege gozar de inmunidad parlamentaria
2 (honour) privilegio; (m) honor; (m)
I had the privilege of meeting her tuve el privilegio el honor de conocerla;or
verb:transitive
1 (favour) privilegiar
2
to be privileged to do sth tener el privilegio el honor de hacer algo;or I am privileged to call him a friend tengo el privilegio el honor de poder decir que es amigo mío;or
She's very good; we're very privileged to have her I'm privileged to have shared his last days he is a man that I feel privileged to call a friend few of us are privileged to have our own personal physiotherapist I was privileged to interview many of the surviving participants

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Verb Conjugation for "privilege"

Imperative
  • privilege
  • you privilege
  • he/she privileges
  • we privilege
  • you privilege
  • they privilege
Preterite
  • I privileged
  • you privileged
  • he/she privileged
  • we privileged
  • you privileged
  • they privileged
Present Continuous
  • I am privileging
  • you are privileging
  • he/she is privileging
  • we are privileging
  • you are privileging
  • they are privileging
Present Perfect
  • I have privileged
  • you have privileged
  • he/she has privileged
  • we have privileged
  • you have privileged
  • they have privileged
Past Continuous
  • I was privileging
  • you were privileging
  • he/she was privileging
  • we were privileging
  • you were privileging
  • they were privileging
Past Perfect
  • I had privileged
  • you had privileged
  • he/she had privileged
  • we had privileged
  • you had privileged
  • they had privileged
Future
  • I will privilege
  • you will privilege
  • he/she will privilege
  • we will privilege
  • you will privilege
  • they will privilege
Future Perfect
  • I will have privileged
  • you will have privileged
  • he/she will have privileged
  • we will have privileged
  • you will have privileged
  • they will have privileged
Future Continuous
  • I will be privileging
  • you will be privileging
  • he/she will be privileging
  • we will be privileging
  • you will be privileging
  • they will be privileging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been privileging
  • you have been privileging
  • he/she has been privileging
  • we have been privileging
  • you have been privileging
  • they have been privileging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been privileging
  • you will have been privileging
  • he/she will have been privileging
  • we will have been privileging
  • you will have been privileging
  • they will have been privileging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been privileging
  • you had been privileging
  • he/she had been privileging
  • we had been privileging
  • you had been privileging
  • they had been privileging
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