"privileges" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
权限 權限 quán xiàn n. scope of authority / extent of power / (access etc) privileges syn
Chinese Pinyin Translation
享有 xiǎng yǒu v. to enjoy (rights, privileges etc) syn
禁见 禁見 jìn jiàn to deny a detainee visitation privileges
法院特权和豁免协定工作组 Working Group on an Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the Court
国际刑事法院特权和豁免协定 國際刑事法院特權和豁免協定 Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the International Criminal Court
联合国特权和豁免公约 聯合國特權和豁免公約 Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations
专门机构特权和豁免公约 專門機構特權和豁免公約 Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the Specialized Agencies
豁免和特权 豁免和特權 immunities and privileges
国际原子能机构特权和豁免协定 國際原子能機構特權和豁免協定 Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the International Atomic Energy Agency
欧洲核研究组织特权和豁免议定书 歐洲核研究組織特權和豁免議定書 Protocol on the privileges and immunities of the European Organization for Nuclear Research
阿拉伯国家联盟特权及豁免公约 阿拉伯國家聯盟特權及豁免公約 Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the League of Arab States
国际海洋法法庭特权和豁免协定 國際海洋法法庭特權和豁免協定 Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
国际海底管理局特权和豁免议定书 國際海底管理局特權和豁免議定書 Protocol on the Privileges and Immunities of the International Seabed Authority
联合国特权和豁免 聯合國特權和豁免 Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations
国际海事卫星组织特权和豁免议定书 國際海事衛星組織特權和豁免議定書 Protocol on the Privileges and Immunities of the International Maritime Satellite Organization
欧洲理事会特权及豁免总协定 歐洲理事會特權及豁免總協定 General Agreement on Privileges and Immunities of the Council of Europe
关于法律资格和特权和豁免的罗马决定 關於法律資格和特權和豁免的羅馬決定 Rome Decision on Legal Capacity and Privileges and Immunities
提权 提權 tí quán (computing) to escalate privileges
丹书铁契 丹書鐵契 dān shū tiě qì (idiom) In ancient times, a certificate granted by the emperor to a meritorious official, guaranteeing hereditary privileges or exemption from punishment.
丹书铁券 dān shū tiě quàn (idiom) A certificate once granted by the emperor to a meritorious subject, guaranteeing hereditary privileges or exemption from punishment.
丹书白马 丹書白馬 dān shū bái mǎ (idiom) An ancient certificate or symbol granted by the emperor to meritorious officials, guaranteeing such privileges as hereditary titles and exemption from certain punishments.
九品中正 jiǔ pǐn zhōng zhèng (idiom) An ancient Chinese system for selecting officials that preserved the privileges of powerful clans under the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern dynasties.
五鼎万钟 wǔ dǐng wàn zhōng (idiom) Refers to high office accompanied by generous pay and privileges.
剑履上殿 jiàn lǚ shàng diàn (idiom) Being allowed to enter the court wearing one’s sword and shoes signifies receiving exceptional favor and privileges.
南面王乐 nán miàn wáng lè (idiom) Refers to ruling or living like a king or feudal lord, enjoying the pleasures and privileges of power.
杀生与夺 殺生與奪 shā shēng yǔ duó (idiom) Refers to the power to decide who lives or dies and to grant or withhold rewards and privileges.
纨绔膏粱 紈絝膏粱 wán kù gāo liáng (idiom) Fine clothes and rich food / by extension, the sons of wealthy and powerful families who know only how to enjoy their privileges and are incapable of doing anything useful.
贪权慕禄 貪權慕祿 tān quán mù lù (idiom) To covet power and envy official salaries and privileges. The expression criticizes attachment to office and material benefits.
轩冕相袭 軒冕相襲 xuān miǎn xiāng xí (idiom) Refers to official positions, titles, and privileges being passed down within the same family from one generation to the next.
轩车载鹤 軒車載鶴 xuān chē zài hè (idiom) To grant a crane official rank and privileges, even providing it with a ceremonial carriage.
轩鹤冠猴 軒鶴冠猴 xuān hè guàn hóu (idiom) People unworthy of office who improperly enjoy official privileges while possessing only a superficial appearance of merit.
重裀列鼎 chóng yīn liè dǐng (idiom) To describe a wealthy lifestyle and high official rank. The expression evokes material luxury and the privileges of a senior official.
金书铁券 jīn shū tiě quàn (idiom) In ancient China, a title or certificate granted by the emperor to meritorious subjects, guaranteeing privileges or exemption from punishment for them and their descendants.
铁券丹书 tiě quàn dān shū (idiom) Refers to the iron credential written in red ink that ancient emperors granted to meritorious officials, guaranteeing hereditary privileges or exemption from certain punishments.
高门巨族 gāo mén jù zú (idiom) A noble, influential and prestigious family, sometimes enjoying special privileges. It can also refer to people from a distinguished background.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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