privileged

privileged
adjective
privilegiert

the privileged fewdie kleine Gruppe von Privilegierten

somebody is privileged to do something — jemand hat die Ehre, etwas zu tun

be in a privileged position — eine bevorzugte Position innehaben

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adjective privilegiert
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privi·leged
[ˈprɪvəlɪʤd]
adj
1. (with privileges) privilegiert, bevorrechtigt
\privileged class privilegierte Klasse [o Schicht]
the \privileged few die kleine Gruppe von Privilegierten
\privileged status Sonderstatus m
2. inv LAW
\privileged communication/information vertrauliche Mitteilung/Information
3. diplomat immun
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['prIvIlɪdZd]
1. adj
1) person, classes privilegiert; (PARL) speech der Immunität unterliegend attr; claim, debt bevorrechtigt

for a privileged few — für wenige Privilegierte, für eine kleine Gruppe von Privilegierten

to be privileged to do sth — das Privileg genießen, etw zu tun

I was privileged to meet him —

in a privileged position — in einer privilegierten Position

privileged stock — Vorzugsaktien pl

2) (= secret) information vertraulich
3) (JUR) document vertraulich

privileged communication — vertrauliche Mitteilung

2. n
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privileged adj privilegiert, bevorrechtigt:
the privileged classes die privilegierten Schichten;
privileged communication JUR vertrauliche Mitteilung;
privileged debt US bevorrechtigte (Schuld)Forderung;
privileged motion PARL Dringlichkeitsantrag m;
privileged treatment Vorzugsbehandlung f
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adjective
privilegiert

the privileged few — die kleine Gruppe von Privilegierten

somebody is privileged to do something — jemand hat die Ehre, etwas zu tun

be in a privileged position — eine bevorzugte Position innehaben

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adj.
bevorrechtigt adj.
privilegiert adj.
privilegierten adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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