| 单词 | deprivation |
| 释义 | deprivation (deprɪveɪʃən ) Word forms: deprivations variable noun If you suffer deprivation, you do not have or are prevented from having something that you want or need. ...long-term patients who face a life of deprivation. Millions more suffer from serious sleep deprivation caused by long work hours. ...the effects of social deprivations on families. Synonyms: lack, denial, deficiency, withholding Collocations: deprivation of liberty It was designed to effect retribution through the deprivation of liberty and the physical endurance of hard labour. Taking Child Abuse Seriously: Contemporary issues in child protection theory and practice (1990) The purpose or reason for the measure was irrelevant when considering whether it constituted objective deprivation of liberty. Times, Sunday Times (2016) That does not mean that anyone who has suffered the deprivation of liberty becomes a friend of liberty. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Its use as a punishment which consists of the deprivation of liberty was not regarded as sufficient. The Prisons We Deserve (1994) The point was that a significant number of today's young people equate having nothing to send txt messages from with economic deprivation. Times, Sunday Times It takes more than a rainbow for generations of social conditioning and economic deprivation to be washed away. Times, Sunday Times Next are social factors, with 38 per cent mentioning economic deprivation in urban areas. Times, Sunday Times Traders on the street - in an area of economic deprivation - swap skills to get by. The Sun For years, he has been haunted by what he once called the 'tragic waste of vast reserves of human potential' imposed by economic deprivation and inequalities of power. Times, Sunday Times With this she enters into a painful lapse that turns into despair that brings her to sleep and food deprivation. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 After four months of food deprivation, the prisoners of war developed vision loss in both eyes that appeared suddenly. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Parents also appear to respond more frequently to chicks that are in poorer body conditions during periods of food deprivation. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Another common disciplinary measure was food deprivation. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 This calculates the level of deprivation in each area by measuring factors including income, employment, health problems, education and crime rates. Times, Sunday Times That level of deprivation takes decades to get over. The Sun The winter of 1947 sank the country to a level of deprivation unknown even during the war. Times, Sunday Times There was no clear correlation between admission policies and the level of deprivation in a school area. Times, Sunday Times Some areas spent almost twice as much as others, yet the discrepancy could not be explained by population density, degree of industrialisation, or level of deprivation. Times, Sunday Times Last year more than two million young people, or 16 per cent, were living in 'material deprivation'. Times, Sunday Times Traditional leftwing analyses, on the other hand, highlight material deprivation. Times, Sunday Times It was a campaign of huge losses and material deprivation (above all, a lack of water). Times, Sunday Times The grinding, relentless misery of material deprivation could come across more acutely, but there's a keen sense of potential — for love, happiness and fulfilment — brutally stifled. Times, Sunday Times People living in severe material deprivation compromised about 10% of the population. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 That wearing a cloth or gauze covering over your mouth and nose will lead to oxygen deprivation due to hypercapnia? Times,Sunday Times But it turns out that neither sleep deprivation nor oxygen deprivation was the problem. Times, Sunday Times Something to do with beans and oxygen deprivation. Times,Sunday Times The high itself comes from hypoxia, oxygen deprivation. Times, Sunday Times They had succumbed to the effects of oxygen deprivation. Times, Sunday Times There are pockets of severe deprivation. Times, Sunday Times In both, you find ostentatious wealth paraded alongside severe deprivation. Times, Sunday Times The most severe deprivation disorder, hospitalism, was described in 1897 as a wasting away to the point of death. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The pupil intake varies from a very middle class area to an area of severe deprivation. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Agriculture has declined and there are pockets of severe deprivation and social exclusion. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Schools giving free school meals are a reasonable indicator of social deprivation, so that was one. Times, Sunday Times (2015) They took into account whether parents smoked, upbringing and social deprivation. The Sun (2006) The same applies in areas of social deprivation. Times, Sunday Times (2013) We should not be looking at social deprivation as a sole cause - poor parenting is found across all ranges of income and lifestyle. Times, Sunday Times (2009) If she revealed her desire for the pudding, she would suffer disgrace; but if she concealed her desire, she would suffer deprivation. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 As poorly maintained housing for people suffering deprivation, they were indeed a disaster. Times, Sunday Times As the war progressed all three ethnic communities began to suffer deprivations from increasingly severe rationing, hyper-inflation, and a lack of resources. 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