privilege in Italian
privilege in Italian is prerogativa, privilegio — privilege means a special right, benefit, or advantage available to some people but not others.
privilege in Italian
prerogativa
privilegio
privilegio
(ecclesiastical law, now, chiefly, historical) An exemption from certain laws granted by the Pope. [from 8th c.]
What does "privilege" mean?
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noun A special right, benefit, or advantage available to some people but not others.
"Access to the exclusive lounge is a privilege reserved for first-class passengers."
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noun A rare or fortunate opportunity to do something.
"It was a privilege to meet the author in person."
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verb To give someone a special right or advantage.
"The policy privileges long-term employees over new hires."
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privilege in a sentence
- Access to the exclusive lounge is a privilege reserved for first-class passengers.
- Growing up with wealth gave her privileges many of her classmates never had.
- It was a privilege to meet the author in person.
- The policy privileges long-term employees over new hires.
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What is "privilege" in Italian?
"privilege" in Italian is prerogativa, privilegio. privilege means: A special right, benefit, or advantage available to some people but not others.
How do you use "privilege" in a sentence?
Example: "Access to the exclusive lounge is a privilege reserved for first-class passengers." In Italian, "privilege" is prerogativa, privilegio.
Are there other ways to say "privilege" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "privilege": prerogativa, privilegio.
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