deprivation是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. 剥夺；丧失；贫困

网络 缺乏；免职；匮乏

变形：

复数：deprivations  

完整释义：

n.

1.剥夺;缺乏
2.剥夺;(圣职等的)褫夺,免职;废止
3.损失,缺
4.丧失(氧气、维生素等)

例句：

1. The association between sleep deprivation and obesity seems to be strongest in young-adults.
   睡眠不足和肥胖的关联看起来在年轻的成年人中是最强的。

2. Beyond the observable consequences of sleep deprivation, why humans–or any animals, for that matter–need sleep remains largely a mystery.
   睡眠不足还会引起记忆力和情绪方面的问题，为什么人类，乃至所有的动物都需要睡眠仍是个不解之谜。

3. It has been known for a while that, in the face of deprivation, stress or direct threats, many animals embark on reproduction much quicker.
   大家都知道，很多动物在面对掠夺，压力或者直接威胁的时候，会繁殖得更快。

4. For instance, we adopted the policy of redemption instead of that of deprivation in our socialist transformation of capitalist enterprises.
   我们对资本家的社会主义改造，是采取赎买的政策，不是剥夺的政策。

5. This notion of relative deprivation seems to carry weight in countries once they grow past a consumption of $1. 95 per person a day.
   当一个国家经济增长使人均每天消费超过1.95美元时，这种相对贫困的观念将会得到重视。

6. Plus, structure in a plan a great, leaving a little of what I call "wiggle room" to avoid deprivation.
   另外，好好安排计划，留下一些我所称的“摆动空间”，预防剥夺其它事。

7. Early to Bed, Early to Rise – Nothing makes it harder to concentrate than sleep deprivation.
   早睡早起-没有什么事情重要到剥夺走睡觉的权力。

8. The diagnosis was that the boy was eliminated in a combination of concentrated gaming, sleep deprivation and poor nutrition.
   诊断结果是这个男孩太沉迷于游戏了，缺少睡眠加上营养不良。