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I.deprive [Am dəˈpraɪv, Brit dɪˈprʌɪv] VB trans

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1. deprive (take away):

to deprive sb/sth of sth

privar a alguien/algo de algo

2. deprive (keep from having):

to deprive sb/sth (of sth) the tree deprives the house of light

el árbol le quita luz a la casa

he was deprived of food

lo hicieron pasar hambre

she was reluctant to deprive her children

no quería que sus hijos pasaran privaciones

II.deprive [Am dəˈpraɪv, Brit dɪˈprʌɪv] VB refl

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to deprive oneself of sth

privarse de algo

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to deprive sb of (her/his) liberty

privar a alguien de su libertad

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desabastecer

to deprive of supplies

es una crueldad privar a estos animales de su libertad

it's cruel o it's cruelty to deprive these animals of their freedom

privar a alg. de algo un derecho

to deprive sb of sth

privarse de algo lujos/placeres

to deprive oneself of sth

no se privan de nada

they don't deprive themselves of anything

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to deprive

desautorizar (inhabilitar)

to deprive of authority

to deprive of citizenship

to deprive of hope

destituir a alguien de algo

to deprive sb of sth

to deprive

privar a alguien de libertad

to deprive sb of his freedom

privar a alguien de un derecho

to deprive sb of a right

despojar de un derecho a alguien

to deprive sb of a right

to deprive sb of sth

privar a alguien de algo

to deprive sb of his freedom

privar a alguien de libertad

to deprive sb of a right

privar a alguien de un derecho

to deprive sb of a right

despojar de un derecho a alguien

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They willingly deprived themselves of things such as food and clothing in order to help the suffering troops. en.wikipedia.org

The central banks in several countries raised interest rates and tightened credit conditions, depriving state agencies and enterprises of working capital. en.wikipedia.org

Being deprived of their head, they madly strove against each other. en.wikipedia.org

Due to the blood flow pattern, the base of the valve sinus is particularly deprived of oxygen (hypoxic). en.wikipedia.org

However, a number of injuries have since deprived her of top form. en.wikipedia.org

They also destroyed 52 factories located in the city which deprived families of 3,000 workers of their livelihood. en.wikipedia.org

This accident apparently inspired his artistic beginnings, as while in bed, deprived of the possibility of moving, he found an interest in drawing. en.wikipedia.org

It is not sufficient to liberate the ill to restore life, history to the persons who were deprived of their life, their history. en.wikipedia.org

This will provide clean water forever to people who are deprived of safe drinking water. en.wikipedia.org

He never felt that doctrine alone should be allowed to deprive people of justice. en.wikipedia.org

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