What is '특권' called in English?

'특권' in English is called "Prerogative". Prerogative refers to: 특히 지위나 직위에 따른 배타적인 권리나 특혜.

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English: "It is the President's prerogative to pardon criminals." | Korean: "범죄자를 사면하는 것은 대통령의 특권이다."

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English to Korean Dictionary

특권

특권 in English:prerogative

IPA:tʰɯk̚.k͈wʌn

Quick Answer • 요약

prerogative의 한국어 뜻은 특권입니다. (특히 지위나 직위에 따른 배타적인 권리나 특혜.)

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특권
A prerogative is an exclusive right or privilege belonging to a particular person or group, often associated with rank or office.
특히 지위나 직위에 따른 배타적인 권리나 특혜.

formal

“It is the President's prerogative to pardon criminals.”

범죄자를 사면하는 것은 대통령의 특권이다.

casual

“Choosing your own career path is your prerogative.”

자신의 진로를 선택하는 것은 당신의 특권입니다.

formal

“The royal prerogative allows the monarch certain powers.”

왕실의 특권은 군주에게 특정 권한을 부여한다.

In English:

In English:

pluralprerogatives

royal prerogativecollocation

The special rights and powers that a monarch or sovereign has.

prerogative of mercycollocation

The power of a head of state to grant pardons or reduce sentences.