| 词汇 | deprived |
| 释义 | deprived adjective uk /dɪˈpraɪvd/ us /dɪˈpraɪvd/ C1 not having the things that are necessary for a pleasant life, such as enough money, food, or good living conditions: 短缺的，匮乏的;贫寒的 She had a deprived childhood/comes from a deprived background.她度过了贫困的童年／她家境贫寒。 a deprived area贫困地区 Synonym disadvantaged not having much or enough money poorHer family was poor and didn't own a computer. pennilessAt the time, I was a penniless student. impoverishedBenefits should be targeted at the most impoverished families. disadvantagedThe scheme was set up to help disadvantaged children. deprivedDeprived areas will be hardest hit by the cuts. Many mothers of young children, deprived of intellectual stimulation, become quite depressed. They heard from one man about his deprived childhood in an institution. The Prince's tour conveniently omitted the most deprived areas of the city.亲王的巡查为避开麻烦，没有去该市最贫困的地区。 These measures are intended to help people from a deprived background. As children, my sister and I didn't have a TV at home, but I didn't feel particularly deprived. Lacking things bankrupt bankruptcy be hard up (for something)idiom bereft chronic disease if it wasn't/weren't forphrase in someone's hour of needidiom inappeasable lack lacking minus scrape scream scream (out) for somethingidiom shortage shy skimpily starve someone/something of something starved taken deprived | American Dictionarydeprived adjective us/dɪˈprɑɪvd/ lacking something that is needed to live the way most people live: He took pictures in deprived areas of the city. |
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