deprived

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdeprivedde‧prived /dɪˈpraɪvd/ adjective NOT HAVEPOORnot having the things that are necessary for a comfortable or happy life Deprived children tend to do less well at school.deprived areas/neighbourhoods etc (=where a lot of deprived people live) our deprived inner cities► see thesaurus at poorExamples from the Corpusdeprived• Most mass demonstrations of this type happen in places where people are enormously deprived.• For this reason the centre was placed in a deprived area of East London.• Finally, certain vulnerable groups were most affected by these changes, notably black families living in inner city deprived areas.• He said the closures would be a blow to youngsters in deprived areas.• Girls from deprived backgrounds often become pregnant at an early age.• A deprived childhood can lead to emotional problems later.• Desperately deprived groups do not organize to bring about the downfall of a political system.• I asked her if she did not feel deprived, having never experienced school life.• Customers come mainly from the more socially deprived homes within the area.• I feel deprived if I can't have the same as everyone else.• Then there was the resentment over the fur coat she was deprived of because I was sent to a fee-paying school.deprived areas/neighbourhoods etc• Finally, certain vulnerable groups were most affected by these changes, notably black families living in inner city deprived areas.• He said the closures would be a blow to youngsters in deprived areas.• In 1967-8 Education Priority Areas programmes were specifically area-based and targeted on the inner city and other deprived areas.• The two policy approaches - attracting staff to deprived areas and improving the standard of deprived areas - are not mutually exclusive.• Marked also was the apparent increase in the discrepancy between revitalising and deprived areas both between and within North Side neighbourhoods.• A survey examined experiences and attitudes in the more socially deprived areas of the city.• A local study exposure programme arranges visits to deprived areas that so far do not have organised activities.

单词	deprived
释义	deprived From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdeprivedde‧prived /dɪˈpraɪvd/ ●○○ adjective NOT HAVEPOORnot having the things that are necessary for a comfortable or happy life Deprived children tend to do less well at school.deprived areas/neighbourhoods etc (=where a lot of deprived people live) our deprived inner cities► see thesaurus at poorExamples from the Corpusdeprived• Most mass demonstrations of this type happen in places where people are enormously deprived.• For this reason the centre was placed in a deprived area of East London.• Finally, certain vulnerable groups were most affected by these changes, notably black families living in inner city deprived areas.• He said the closures would be a blow to youngsters in deprived areas.• Girls from deprived backgrounds often become pregnant at an early age.• A deprived childhood can lead to emotional problems later.• Desperately deprived groups do not organize to bring about the downfall of a political system.• I asked her if she did not feel deprived, having never experienced school life.• Customers come mainly from the more socially deprived homes within the area.• I feel deprived if I can't have the same as everyone else.• Then there was the resentment over the fur coat she was deprived of because I was sent to a fee-paying school.deprived areas/neighbourhoods etc• Finally, certain vulnerable groups were most affected by these changes, notably black families living in inner city deprived areas.• He said the closures would be a blow to youngsters in deprived areas.• In 1967-8 Education Priority Areas programmes were specifically area-based and targeted on the inner city and other deprived areas.• The two policy approaches - attracting staff to deprived areas and improving the standard of deprived areas - are not mutually exclusive.• Marked also was the apparent increase in the discrepancy between revitalising and deprived areas both between and within North Side neighbourhoods.• A survey examined experiences and attitudes in the more socially deprived areas of the city.• A local study exposure programme arranges visits to deprived areas that so far do not have organised activities.
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