privilege in Russian
privilege in Russian is привиле́гия, льго́та, право — privilege means a special right, benefit, or advantage available to some people but not others.
privilege in Russian
привиле́гия
Pronounced: privilegiya
льго́та
Pronounced: lgota
право
Pronounced: pravo
(computing) An ability to perform an action on the system that can be selectively granted or denied to users.
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 Russian?
"privilege" in Russian is привиле́гия, льго́та, право. privilege means: A special right, benefit, or advantage available to some people but not others.
How do you pronounce привиле́гия?
"privilege" in Russian is привиле́гия, pronounced "privilegiya".
How do you use "privilege" in a sentence?
Example: "Access to the exclusive lounge is a privilege reserved for first-class passengers." In Russian, "privilege" is привиле́гия, льго́та, право.
Are there other ways to say "privilege" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "privilege": привиле́гия, льго́та, право.
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