disenfranchised

disenfranchised的音标是[ˌdɪsɪnˈfræntʃaɪzd]，翻译成中文是“被剥夺选举权的，被剥夺公民权的”。速记技巧是：dis-前缀表示“否定，相反”；enfranchise使有选举权，en-前缀表示“使”。因此，disenfranchised可以理解为“被剥夺了相反的东西，即选举权”。

disenfranchised的英文词源为enfranchise和dis-，其中enfranchise意为“给予公民权，赋予选举权”。dis-表示“否定，相反”，因此disenfranchised意为“被剥夺公民权，被剥夺选举权”。

变化形式：复数形式为disenfranchised，过去式为disenfranchised，现在分词为disenfranchised。

相关单词：

1. disenfranchisement：剥夺公民权

2. disenfranchisee：被剥夺选举权的选民

3. disenfranchising：剥夺选举权的

4. enfranchisee：有选举权的选民

5. franchise：选举权

6. franchisee：享有特权的权利人

7. franchisee rights：特许经营权

8. franchise law：特许经营法

9. franchise tax：特许经营税

10. disenfranchisement：剥夺选举权的行为

这些单词都与disenfranchised有关，反映了选举权和公民权的法律和政治问题。

常用短语：

1. disenfranchise voters

剥夺选民的选举权

2. disenfranchise a minority group

剥夺少数群体的权利

3. disenfranchise the poor

剥夺穷人的权利

4. disenfranchise the elderly

剥夺老年人的权利

5. disenfranchise women

剥夺妇女的权利

6. disenfranchise the disabled

剥夺残疾人的权利

7. disenfranchise the unemployed

剥夺失业者的权利

双语例句：

1. The government has disenfranchised voters by imposing strict voting rules.

政府通过实施严格的投票规则剥夺了选民的选举权。

2. The company was disenfranchised by its shareholders for its poor performance.

由于业绩不佳，公司被股东剥夺了选举权。

3. The elderly were disenfranchised when their voting rights were taken away.

老年人的选举权被剥夺时，他们失去了选举权。

4. Women were disenfranchised when they were denied the right to vote.

女性在投票权被剥夺时失去了选举权。

5. The disabled were disenfranchised when they were denied access to public services.

残疾人被剥夺了享受公共服务的权利。

6. The unemployed are disenfranchised when they are denied access to job opportunities.

失业者被剥夺了就业机会，失去了选举权。

7. The company was disenfranchised by its shareholders and was forced to restructure.

公司被股东剥夺了选举权，被迫进行重组。

英文小作文：

Disenfranchised Voices: A Call for Change

In today"s society, we often take for granted the rights we have as citizens, but there are still many who are disenfranchised, denied their voices and their rights to participate in the political process. This is a call for change, a call for us to listen more carefully to those who are marginalized and voiceless, and to work towards ensuring that their voices are heard and their rights respected.

We must remember that every voice counts, and that every person deserves to be heard and to have their voices heard in a fair and equal manner. It is our responsibility to ensure that all voices are heard, and that all rights are respected, regardless of where we come from, what we look like, or where we are in life.

By working together, we can create a more inclusive and equitable society, where everyone has a voice and a chance to be heard, and where we all work towards a better future for ourselves and for our communities.