1.剥夺,使 (somebody) 不能享受 (of)
2.免职(特指圣职)
1.if you deprive someone of something, you take it away from them or prevent them from having it
1.As you know, I have my own ration of sugar, and I must not deprive you of yours[3].
正如你知道的，白糖，我有自己的定量，我不应该取你的。
2.Stark's mistake was to call a red card when it should have been yellow, but his greatest sin was to deprive us of football.
斯塔克的误判是将原本的黄牌变成了红牌，但是他最大的罪恶则是剥夺了我们的足球。
3.Excommunication neither does, nor can, deprive the excommunicated person of any of those civil goods that he formerly possessed.
驱逐教会没有，也不能剥夺被驱逐的人的任何以前拥有的世俗财产。
4.If you do not drive carefully, I shall deprive you of your licence.
如果您不谨慎驾驶，我将没收您的执照。
5.Unbelievers who turn away from Him and who deprive themselves of Him by their malice are today doubly culpable.
信的人，离他和谁剥夺了自己的他，他们的恶意今天加倍惩处。
6.What I feel now is a sense of bafflement: why did I deprive myself the pleasure of chamber music for so long?
我现在有些困惑：为什么让自己远离室内乐的快乐有如此之久？
7.The court ruled unanimously that this would deprive Walmart of defences in inpidual cases that it was entitled to.
法院一致认为，这样的裁决会使沃尔玛在个案官司中丧失本应拥有的辩护权利。
8.The Organiser reserves the right to deprive, withdraw and revoke the award of any selected entries if it thinks fit.
主办单位在其认为适当的情况下有权褫夺入选者的任何奖项。
9.It was not up to him to deprive her of her toys.
那也轮不到他来剥夺她这些新玩艺儿。
10.We must deprive them of every bit of their political capital and continue to do so until not one jot is left to them.
我们要把他们的政治资本剥夺干净，没有剥夺干净的还要剥。