entitlements

英 [ɪnˈtaɪtlmənts]

美 [ɛnˈtaɪtəlmənts]

n.  (拥有某物或做某事的)权利，资格; 有权得到的东西; 应得的数额; (以特定群体为对象的)政府津贴制
entitlement的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR （拥有某物或做某事的）权利，资格
  Anentitlement tosomething is the right to have it or do it.
  1. They lose their entitlement to benefit when they start work.
     他们一开始工作就失去了获得救济金的资格。

双语例句

• Member States may if they so choose postpone the distribution of fruit and vegetable entitlements for up three years.
  如果会员国愿意推迟分布水果和蔬菜的权利，可以有最多三年的限期。
• Third, for rule based authorization, the rule will require specific entitlements.
  第三，对于基于规则的授权，规则将要求具有特定的权限。
• System of allowances and entitlements
  津贴和应享权利制度
• Ensuring the target system has sufficient memory and processor resources to meet the LPAR's current entitlements.
  确认目标系统有足够的内存和处理器资源，可以满足LPAR当前的需求。
• These entitlements will be hard to cut.
  这些公部门应得的权利很难减少。
• Is so, could sex workers enjoy the same legal entitlements and employee benefits as the rest of us?
  如果能，性工作者是否因该和我们一样，享有法律权益和员工福利？
• Gender biases in power, resources, entitlements, norms and values, and the way in which organizations are structured and programmes are run damage the health of millions of girls and women.
  权力、资源、福利、规范和价值观方面的性别偏向、各种组织构成的方式以及规划运转的方式对成百万女童和妇女的健康造成危害。
• When will we don't just ask what are my entitlements, but what are my responsibilities;
  此时我们不是仅仅询问我们的的权利，而是询问我们的义务。
• Employment-related benefits and entitlements
  与雇佣有关的雇员福利和其它权益
• Pension entitlements and client servicing section;
  养恤金权利和客户服务科；