特権
A privilege or a special right/advantage granted only to a particular person or group.
Exemples
3 sur 5一部の富裕層だけが持つ特権。
Privileges held only by some wealthy classes.
会員には特別な特権が与えられる。
Members are given special privileges.
特権階級に対する批判が高まっている。
Criticism of the privileged class is rising.
Famille de mots
Astuce mémo
Tokku (special) + Ken (power/right). Special power/right.
Quiz rapide
（ ）を乱用して私腹を肥やす政治家が批判された。
Correct !
La bonne réponse est : 特権
Exemples
一部の富裕層だけが持つ特権。
formalPrivileges held only by some wealthy classes.
会員には特別な特権が与えられる。
businessMembers are given special privileges.
特権階級に対する批判が高まっている。
academicCriticism of the privileged class is rising.
子供であることは一つの特権だ。
everydayBeing a child is a privilege.
永住権という特権を得る。
formalObtain the privilege of permanent residency.
Famille de mots
Collocations courantes
Phrases Courantes
特権意識
sense of entitlement/privilege
既得特権
vested privilege
Souvent confondu avec
Tokuten is a 'bonus' or 'perk' (like a free gift), while Tokken is a 'legal/social right' or 'privilege'.
Notes d'usage
Often carries a negative nuance when discussing 'Tokken-ishiki' (entitlement).
Erreurs courantes
Do not confuse with 'Tokuten' (bonus/points).
Astuce mémo
Tokku (special) + Ken (power/right). Special power/right.
Origine du mot
From 'Tokku' (special) and 'Ken' (authority/right).
Modèles grammaticaux
Quiz rapide
（ ）を乱用して私腹を肥やす政治家が批判された。
Correct !
La bonne réponse est : 特権
Vocabulaire associé
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施設
B1A building, equipment, or complex established for a specific purpose or service, such as public utilities, education, or healthcare.
世論
B2The collective opinion of the general public on a particular issue or subject. It is a critical factor in democratic decision-making.
社会福祉
B2Statutory services provided by the state or other organizations for the assistance of people in need, such as the elderly, disabled, or poor.
排他的
B2Exclusive or closed-off. Used to describe groups, attitudes, or rights that exclude others.
不当
B2Unjust, unfair, or unreasonable. Something that goes against what is considered right, legal, or proper.
公平
B2The quality of being impartial and just, without favoritism or discrimination.
啓発
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対峙
B2To stand facing each other, often in opposition or conflict. In academic writing, it describes the confrontation between two opposing ideologies, powers, or problems.
偏向
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