entitle

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美[ɪn\'taɪtl]

意思解释

vt. 使有资格；给…定名；给与…权利；称做

变化形式

第三人称单数： entitles
过去式： entitled
过去分词： entitled
现在分词： entitling

中文词源

entitle 使符合资格

en-, 进入，使。title, 赋予。

用法例句

Safety defects will always entitle us to reject the acceptance .: 安全性瑕疵将赋予我们拒绝验收的权利.

This ticket does not entitle you to travel first class .: 这张票不能使你享有坐头等舱的资格。

Their educational qualifications entitle them to a higher salary .: 他们的学历使他们有资格得到更高的薪水。

While taxpayers should not be fiduciaries of ostensibly private banks , their monies surely entitle them to boardroom representation .: 虽然纳税者不应成为表面上的私人银行的受托人，但他们的钱肯定给予了他们成为董事会代表的资格。

The logic of his argument would entitle him to impose on the company , in the name of national interest , whatever he and his fellow ministers chose .: 他的观点的逻辑将让他有权向公司施加影响，而且是以国家利益的名义，无论他和他的部长同僚做出怎样的选择。