privileged
privilegiado
definition
verb
English inheritance law privileged the eldest son
grant a privilege or privileges to.
adjective
in the nineteenth century, only a privileged few had the vote
having special rights, advantages, or immunities.
translation of 'privileged'
adjective
privilegiado
example
Manchester United's ambition is to assume greatness by winning several times a competition that Rangers are just 'privileged' to be part of.
He felt honoured and 'privileged' to be the leader's favourite.
He started off as a lower middle class child, and he now sees it as his divine right to dangle his material status as some sort of 'privileged' position above all others of lesser material wealth.
A human being I, and countless others, are 'privileged' and honoured to have been able to call ‘friend’.
It put the onlooker in the position of a 'privileged' eavesdropper, able to pick up every nuance of an intensely private exchange.
He retained that interest throughout his long life and felt very 'privileged' when the honour of Club president was bestowed on him.
I want to make it clear that there is a distinction between secrecy and 'privileged' information, or incriminating oneself.
One advantage of Rayleigh's 'privileged' social position was that he did not need an academic post to earn his living.
Malicious individuals can exploit these web-based applications to gain access to 'privileged' information.
This is 'privileged' information between lawyer and client.
As introduced, the bill required tax advisers to provide a statutory declaration of information contained in a 'privileged' document.
Representing the County manager, he said he felt 'privileged' to be present at such an event in honour of young people from the county.
What I desire is a politician who is comfortable enough with himself and honest enough with me to enjoy his success, wealth and 'privileged' position.
The 35-year-old said his charity gifts were his way of paying back a debt for abusing his 'privileged' position as a highly-paid top-level footballer.
He was very 'privileged' to be chosen for the competition.
Under Objective One status, the county would have enjoyed a more 'privileged' position when it came to netting financial bonuses such as EU grants.
The masses will gain self-esteem and leaders are forced to take decisions that are also beneficial to the masses and do not in the first place safeguard the 'privileged' position of the elite.
But his 'privileged' textual position of a witness grants him immunity.
Without claiming any 'privileged' sources of information, I doubt that these are more than contributing factors.
But there's a defeating silence how we can use this 'privileged' position to help the majority world, who shoulders the real burden of disease.
In some United States jurisdictions it's accepted into evidence, but it can be cross examined, and it basically has no 'privileged' evidence status.
Try creating your opponent's lineup based on the 'privileged' inside information you possess about your team.
For all of its many virtues, this literature has generally 'privileged' issues of rights and citizenship over commerce and sociability.
The Committee is honoured and 'privileged' to have such a fair and objective Chair.
Business people do not profit from their work until they create something that has commercial value, which often comes from exploiting 'privileged' information.
Legally 'privileged' information obtained by a source is extremely unlikely ever to be admissible as evidence in criminal proceedings.
We have indicated our concern at the extent of 'privileged' information that was being passed to the Racing Organisation.
A portrait of Sean was also unveiled, and the Mayor said he was 'privileged' to have the opportunity to honour a great Newry man.
Clearly, the old boy networking and advantages of the 'privileged' classes have not yet been expunged.
This means that they are not bound by the constraints of the data protection act or any other laws that protect medical or other 'privileged' information.
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