deprivation
- n. 贫困，匮乏，剥夺；免职（尤指圣职）
[ 复数 deprivations ]
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Actually, the expropriation is the deprivation of real right of collectively-owned land.
集体土地征收实际上是对农民集体所享有的土地物权的合法剥夺。
参考来源 - 我国集体土地征收中的物权保护研究 -
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柯林斯英汉双解大词典
deprivation /ˌdɛprɪˈveɪʃən/
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N-VAR If you suffer deprivation, you do not have or are prevented from having something that you want or need. 剥夺; 匮乏
例：Millions more suffer from serious sleep deprivation caused by long work hours.
还有数百万人由于工作时数长导致他们严重睡眠不足。
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According to some professionals, deprivation of young children's playtime will do harm not only to children themselves but to the country and the world.
一些专业人士认为，剥夺儿童玩耍时间伤害的不仅是儿童本身，还会伤害到国家乃至整个世界。
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The U.S.Ambassador to the United Nations said it is wrong to blame U.S.sanctions for deprivation in Cuba.
VOA: standard.2009.10.28
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These two oscillate back and forth so the moment of deprivation is often then balanced by a moment of imagination.
来回交替丧失的时刻,经常和想像的时刻,互相平衡。
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It's not like the universe has singled me out for the deprivation of dying too soon.
宇宙没有只让我一个人,死得太早。
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