n. 特权, 特别恩典, 基本权利, 特免vt. 给与...特权, 特免【经】 特权, 特免, 优惠相关词组: grant sb the privilege of doing sth
单词：privilege的快速记忆法
◆记忆方法一： 谐音：婆若喂了鸡 破婆若喂了鸡，就有吃鸡的特权。 ◆记忆方法二： 联想方式：pri(de)骄傲，vi罗马数字6，leg腿，e鹅 记忆方法：6条腿的鹅感到很骄傲，因为它有特权。 ◆记忆方法三： 词根词缀记忆法：privilege n 特权（privi+lege法律→有个人法律→特权）,Priv=single, alone, 表示“单个” ◆记忆方法四： privilege (考频：2) 【记】词根记忆:［priv(i)(私人，私有)＋lege(法权)］ n.特权，优惠，特许：The residents here were granted the privilege of parking in the street.这里的居民享有在这条街上停车的特权。 vt.给予优惠，给予特权：This pass will privilege you to attend the closed hearings.有了这张通行证你便可以出席不公开的听证会。
◆记忆方法五： privilege n. 特权,优惠,特许 解析：privileged a.特权的
单词：privilege的近义词、反义词、形近词辨析
previous/precious/former/privilege/privileged 记忆： 1. previous [ 5pri:vjEs] Existing or occurring before something else in time or order pre-vi-ous 在前看到的， adj. 在前的, 早先的 His previous attempt was successful. 他先前的尝试是成立的。 2. precious [ 5preFEs ] pre-ci-ous ci, 音“稀”，precious, 以前稀有的， adj. 宝贵的, 贵重的, 珍爱的 Diamonds are precious stones. 钻石是珍贵的石头。 3. former [ 5fC:mE] Occurring earlier in time. Being the first of two mentioned adj. 从前的, 以前的 After the elections, Crawley went to the former Prime Minister's house. 大选后,克劳莱去过前任总理的住宅。 4. privilege [ 5privilidV ] pri-vi-lege 词根vi, 看；词根lege,说，privilege, 先看先说，有优先权 n. 特权, 特别待遇 Why do some people have the privilege to go to the university?为什么一些人有上大学的特权？ 5. privileged [ 5privilidVd] adj. 有特权的 The privileged people sometimes feel proud. 有特权的人有时很高傲。 另类阅读： The former headmaster gave us some precious advice in the previous evening. He told us never to expect to be privileged as privileges often mean injustice.
与单词：privilege 相关的例句或者名人名言
The cat had the privilege of living a life of luxury. 这只猫有享受奢华生活的特权。
The third privilege is safekeeping service.
第三个好处是保管箱服务。
She had led a life of luxury and privilege.
她过著养尊处优的生活。
※Death is the privilege of human nature, and life without it were not our taking. 死亡是人类天然的特权,没有死的生非人类所能有. ※Men of privilege without power are waste material , Men of enlighten-ment without influence are the poorest kind of rubbish.——H.V.Dyke , American writer and ducator享有特权而权力的人是废物。受过教育而没有影响的人是一文不值的垃圾。美国作家、教育家 戴克 H V
