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.She has shown how much she loves him without depriving him of his free spirit and independence.
她表现出对儿子深厚的爱，但决不干预他精神上的自主，以及他的独立人格。
2.Mr Fini responded by taking 33 deputies with him to form a new parliamentary group, thus depriving Mr Berlusconi of a majority.
菲尼率领33名众议员组成新的议会团体做为回应，使贝鲁斯科尼阵营在议会失去了多数优势。
3.The parents' right to raise their offspring did not go as far as depriving their children of the social experience of school.
父母有权抚养他们的后代但无权剥夺他们的孩子上学获得社会经验。
4.And he turfed thousands of Baath Party members out of the bureaucracy, thereby depriving many ministries of their only trained staff.
同时，他还将数以千计的复兴社会党（BaathParty）成员驱逐出官僚机构，因而也就使得许多部门被剥夺了他们唯一受过训练的人员来源。
5.To be depriving themselves of the advantage of other eyes and other judgments, might be an evil even beyond the loss of present pleasure.
只有我们两人去，而不让其他人去看看，听听他们的意见，那可能比失去现在的乐趣还要令人遗憾。
6.Trying to lose weight and become healthy by depriving the body of food makes no sense.
努力减肥，并成为健康所必需的机构的食品毫无意义。
7.Depriving the body of food or going to extremes with a few recommended foods goes against our metabolism.
剥夺我们身体所需的食物或者是走极端吃一些被推荐的食物会对我们的新陈代谢不利。
8.However, Col Gaddafi's death at least has the merit of depriving the remnants of the old regime of a figurehead to rally round.
不过，卡扎菲被打死至少有一个好处，那就是使旧政权的余党失去了一个可以拥戴的挂名首脑。
9.The fact that computers are depriving people of their imagination and creativity convinced me that they are curses rather than blessings.
计算机会使人们丧失想象和创造力这一事实使我相信其是祸而非福。
10.Such a disappointment wouldn't be a crushing blow, and I'm depriving myself of the joys of anticipation.
如此的失望不会是一次粉碎性的打击。我正在剥夺自己做期待时的快乐。