deprived in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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deprived [Am dəˈpraɪvd, Brit dɪˈprʌɪvd] ADJ

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

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

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an educationally deprived background
un ambiente con grandes carencias educativas
emotionally deprived
con carencias afectivas or emocionales
it deprived them of their livelihood
los privó de sus medios de vida

Translations for deprived in the Spanish»English Dictionary (Go to English»Spanish)

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carenciado (carenciada) barrio/sector
deprived
carenciado (carenciada) niño
deprived
desabastecer
to deprive of supplies
una nación privada de su libre albedrío
a nation deprived of its right to self-determination
privar a alg. de algo un derecho
to deprive sb of sth
se vio privado de su libertad
he was deprived of his freedom
privarse de algo lujos/placeres
to deprive oneself of sth
no se privan de nada
they don't deprive themselves of anything
se privó de comida para pagarlo
he deprived himself of o he went without food to pay for it
niños que están desprovistos de cariño
children who have been deprived of affection

deprived in the PONS Dictionary

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deprived Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

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
they deprived her of her rights
la desposeyeron de sus derechos
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They also destroyed 52 factories located in the city which deprived families of 3,000 workers of their livelihood.
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Child labor opponents often argue that working children are deprived of an education.
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This will provide clean water forever to people who are deprived of safe drinking water.
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They were deprived of their ability to speak on matters including society as a whole.
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They willingly deprived themselves of things such as food and clothing in order to help the suffering troops.
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Upon the death of her father, her relations, thinking her unable to administer her fortune, sought to have her deprived of control over her estate.
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Being deprived of their head, they madly strove against each other.
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He even deprived another bishop of his office on account of illiteracy.
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Due to the blood flow pattern, the base of the valve sinus is particularly deprived of oxygen (hypoxic).
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Thousands of ministers were deprived under this act.
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