privileges in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for privileges in the English»French Dictionary

privilege [Brit ˈprɪvɪlɪdʒ, Am ˈprɪv(ə)lɪdʒ] N

1. privilege (honour, advantage):

privilege

privilège m

it's been a great privilege to work with you

travailler avec vous a été un grand privilège

tax privileges

avantages mpl fiscaux

rights and privileges

droits et privilèges

2. privilege (prerogative):

privilege

apanage m

travel was then the privilege of the rich

les voyages étaient alors l'apanage des riches

3. privilege Am FIN:

privilege

option f

diplomatic privilege N U

diplomatic privilege

immunité f diplomatique

executive privilege N Am

executive privilege

droit du président à ne pas divulguer certaines informations

parliamentary privilege N

parliamentary privilege

immunité f parlementaire

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extraterritorial rights, privileges

d'exterritorialité

enhance rights, privileges, authority, power

accroître

seniority brings with it certain privileges

un statut supérieur comporte certains privilèges

Translations for privileges in the French»English Dictionary

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insaisissabilité

privilege from seizure

privilégier groupe social

to privilege, to bestow privileges on

privilège

privilege

le privilège de l'âge

the privilege of age

l'abolition des privilèges

the abolition of privileges

avoir le privilège de faire

to have the privilege of doing

c'est un privilège de faire

it's a privilege to do

privileges in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for privileges in the English»French Dictionary

I.privilege [ˈprɪvəlɪdʒ] N

1. privilege (special right or advantage):

privilege

privilège m

diplomatic privilege

immunité f diplomatique

to have the privilege of doing sth

avoir le privilège de faire qc

2. privilege (honour):

privilege

honneur m

it is a privilege to +infin

c'est un honneur de +infin

II.privilege [ˈprɪvəlɪdʒ] VB trans

to be privileged to +infin

avoir le privilège de +infin

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an assault on privilege/sb's reputation fig

une attaque contre les privilèges/contre la réputation de qn

Translations for privileges in the French»English Dictionary

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privilège

privilege

passe-droit

special privilege

jouir de privilèges/d'une bonne santé

to enjoy privileges/good health

avantage

privilege

privileges Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

diplomatic privilege

immunité f diplomatique

to have the privilege of doing sth

avoir le privilège de faire qc

it is a privilege to +infin

c'est un honneur de +infin

an assault on privilege/sb's reputation fig

une attaque contre les privilèges/contre la réputation de qn

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Each offers various privileges including priority check-in, priority standby and extra baggage allowance, amongst others.

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They slowly gained additional privileges, including relative ranks and insignia in 1920, a retirement pension in 1926, and a disability pension if injured in the line of duty in 1926.

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Other privileges included the right of pre-emption when buying a state-owned land property or applying for a state post.

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Butler was a boodler, one who sold for personal gain the rights, privileges, franchises, and real property of the city to prominent businessmen and corporations.

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She capriciously revokes these privileges whenever a patient displeases her.

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The deed included the buildings, improvements, privileges, advantages and appurtenances.

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Political prisoners enjoyed certain privileges in comparison to criminals.

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Whereas, women of high birth enjoyed slightly more privileges, such as the ability to participate in trades and even several guilds.

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He gave numerous privileges to the local nobility to increase popularity.

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False memory (including memory biases, etc.) or privileges granted under plea bargaining might lead to such false confessions.

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