privileged in Japanese
privileged in Japanese is 特権を持つ, 特権的 — privileged means enjoying special rights, advantages, or treatment that others lack.
privileged in Japanese
特権を持つ
Having special privileges.
特権的
Having special privileges.
What does "privileged" mean?
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adj Enjoying special rights, advantages, or treatment that others lack.
"He grew up in a privileged household with private tutors and staff."
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adj Legally protected from being disclosed or used as evidence.
"Communications with your lawyer are privileged and can't be used against you in court."
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privileged in a sentence
- He grew up in a privileged household with private tutors and staff.
- Only a privileged few were invited to the private screening.
- Communications with your lawyer are privileged and can't be used against you in court.
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What is "privileged" in Japanese?
"privileged" in Japanese is 特権を持つ, 特権的. privileged means: Enjoying special rights, advantages, or treatment that others lack.
How do you use "privileged" in a sentence?
Example: "He grew up in a privileged household with private tutors and staff." In Japanese, "privileged" is 特権を持つ, 特権的.
Are there other ways to say "privileged" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "privileged": 特権を持つ, 特権的.
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