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单词 entitle
释义
entitle
verb[T]
uk
/ɪnˈtaɪ.təl/us
/ɪnˈtaɪ.t̬əl/

entitleverb[T](ALLOW)

B2
to give someone therightto do or have something:
给予权利；使符合资格
Beingunemployedentitles youtofreemedicaltreatment.失业时，你有权享受免费医疗。
[+ to infinitive]Theemployeris entitledtoaskforreferences.雇主有权索要推荐信。
More examples
  • ThevoucherisvalidbetweenJulyandDecemberand entitles you to 10% off alloverseasflights.
  • Children and theelderlyare entitled tocheaptraintickets.
  • Everyone should be entitled to adecentstandardofliving.
  • Students andpensionersare entitled to adiscount.
  • Thesevouchersentitle you toclaimafreemeal.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Allowing and permitting
  • admission
  • admit ofsomething
  • allow ofsomething
  • allowable
  • approval
  • authorization
  • authorize
  • clearance
  • entrance
  • green-light
  • hall pass
  • imprimatur
  • left
  • lemme
  • liberty
  • relicensure
  • say-so
  • security clearance
  • seeyourway (clear) todoing somethingidiom
  • sufferance
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entitleverb[T](GIVE TITLE)

C1
to give atitleto abook,film, etc.:
给…命名，给…题名
Herlatestnovel, entitled "The Forgotten Sex", is out thisweek.她的名为《被遗忘的性别》的最新小说将于本周出版。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Names and titles
  • A.N. Other
  • age
  • aka
  • alias
  • appellation
  • form of address
  • given name
  • good name
  • identity
  • ilk
  • pen name
  • pet name
  • place name
  • pseudonym
  • pseudonymous
  • trademark
  • under the name ofidiom
  • unidentified
  • unnamed
  • untitled
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(Definition ofentitlefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

entitle| American Dictionary

entitle
verb[T]
us
/ɪnˈtɑɪ·t̬əl/

entitleverb[T](ALLOW)

to give someone therightto do or have something:
He’s entitled to hisopinionevenif you don’tagreewith him.
Being over 65 entitles you to adiscountat themovies.

entitleverb[T](GIVE TITLE)

to give atitleto abook,movie, etc.:
Herlatestnovel, entitled "The Forgotten Child," isarrivinginbookstoresthisweek.
(Definition ofentitlefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

entitle| Business English

entitle
verb[T]
LAW,HR
uk
/ɪnˈtaɪtl/us
to give someone therightto do or have something:
entitle sb to (do) sthThechiefexecutivewillfaceprotestat theAGMover hiscontract, which could entitle him to a £5mpayoff.
be entitled to (do) sthHe was not entitled toreceiveanycompensation.
entitle sb to do sthIf I have aregisteredtrademark, does thatautomaticallyentitle me to use thatmarkas mydomainname?
be entitled to do sthHe was not entitled toreceiveanycompensationunder hisemploymentcontract.
(Definition ofentitlefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofentitle

entitle
The above figures might overstate the number of families entitled to pension credit since they ignore the introduction of the state second pension.
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Moreover, 87.8 % of the people considered in this study are not entitled in plans from an earlier employer.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Such an affirmative model of legal citizenship constr ucts an ideal type that defines persons entitled 10.
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Figure 3 shows that the buyout protects the consumption of the originally entitled people, on average.
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A second defining feature of co-operatives is that their members are entitled to an equal share of profits.
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They merely claim that political communities are entitled to consider and weigh any and all such principles.
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You are entitled to adopt your own position to the song's theme.
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When passengers take their seats, they are entitled to occupy as against the carrier and subsequent passengers.
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There were at least sixty-two performances from this period entitled 'pastoral', and they used all possible combinations of dancers.
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Thorp looked at fifty dances not entitled 'pastoral' but which used shepherds and shepherdesses: of these thirty-eight were for benefit nights.
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The court was perfectly entitled to award only a reliance measure of damage or to find specific items of harm unproven.
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Perhaps, in other words, individuals are entitled to (roughly) settle for having a good will, and beyond that let chips fall where they may.
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Theories of equal treatment will differ in their specification of what makes persons "similarly situated" and of what "similarly situated" persons are entitled to.
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The government is entitled to know what its members are doing.
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Also, as a general rule, their status as part of the political leadership did notentitlethem to special privileges.
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