deprived

From the verb deprive: (⇒ conjugate)
deprived is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections: v past; v past p

Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
deprived adj	(underprivileged)	desfavorecido/a adj
		desaventajado adj
	He came from a deprived background but achieved great success.
	Proviene de un entorno desfavorecido pero alcanzó gran éxito.
deprived adj	(lacking)	privado/a adj
		carente adj mf
	If you want more cake, then take my slice. I wouldn't want you to feel deprived.
	Si quieres más pastel, toma mi porción. No quisiera que te sintieras privado.
deprived of [sth] adj + prep	(not provided with [sth])	privado de loc adj
	(formal)	desprovisto de loc adj
	We were deprived of the opportunity to meet the author.
	Fuimos privados de la oportunidad de conocer al autor.
deprived of [sth] adj + prep	(having lost [sth])	privado de loc adj
	Having had polio in his youth, he was deprived of the use of his legs for the rest of his life.
	Habiendo tenido polio en su juventud, fue privado del uso de sus piernas por el resto de su vida.
deprived of [sth] adj + prep	(lacking, without [sth])	privado de loc adj
	I felt totally deprived of hope after a year of unemployment.
	Me sentí absolutamente privado de esperanzas después de un año de estar desempleado.

Principal Translations
Inglés		Español
deprive [sb] of [sth] vtr + prep	(deny, take away)	privar a alguien de loc verb
	Parents who deprive their children of affection often end up doing them lasting damage.
	Los padres que privan a sus hijos de afecto a menudo acaban causándoles un daño permanente.

Compound Forms: deprived \| deprive
Inglés		Español
deprived area n	(poverty-stricken place)	zona deprimida nf + adj
	The area of Mexico just south of the San Diego border crossing is a severly deprived area.
	La zona de México justo al sur de la frontera de San Diego es una zona deprimida.
		región pobre, zona pobre, área pobre nf + adj mf
		zona carenciada, área carenciada nf + adj
	La zona de México justo al sur de la frontera de San Diego es una región pobre.
deprived child, plural: deprived children n	(child: disadvantaged)	niño carenciado, niña carenciada nm, nf + adj
	This government has done nothing to alleviate the problems of deprived children.
		niños indigentes nmpl + adj
	Este gobierno no ha hecho nada para aliviar los problemas de los niños indigentes.
deprived childhood n	(disadvantaged upbringing)	niñez carenciada nf + adj
sleep deprived, sleep-deprived adj	(not having slept enough)	con falta de sueño loc adj
		falto de sueño loc adj
		privado de sueño loc adj
Note: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun.
	It is normal for parents to be sleep deprived in the first year of their baby's life.
	Es normal que los padres estén con falta de sueño durante el primer año de vida de un bebé.

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