entitled

/en-tahyt-ld/US // ɛnˈtaɪt ld //

有权利,有权利的,有资格的,有资格的人

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : called by the title indicated:In my paper so entitled, I explore the idea that "Robust Democracy Is National Security."
- : having a right or legitimate claim to something:The inheritance passes to the legally entitled heir.
- : assuming or acting as though one has an innate right or claim to wealth, success, recognition, etc.:I was so entitled and self-centered that I never noticed the injustices around me.

verbname, label

Synonyms

While Blair’s attorneys denied these allegations, a judge ruled Snyder was entitled to the records he sought.
Your decisions can be good or bad, but you are entitled as an adult to make decisions about your finances and your property and your medical care.
Still, his parents kept a Government Printing Office pamphlet from 1950 entitled “Survival Under Atomic Attack.”
Uber fought to treat its app workers as contractors, not full-time employees entitled to benefits—a battle it just won after the election day approval of ballot measure Proposition 22 in California.
The agency thinks that millions more aren’t entitled to its help.
Everyone is entitled to be treated with basic decency and respect.
Chris Hughes and Sean Eldridge have always been entitled brats.
To celebrate a retrospective box set, entitled Nothing Has Changed, Bowie has released a video for one of two new songs included.
Park gave the First Lady a book entitled “The Very Best of Korean Cooking.”
And if anyone's entitled to such sweet dreams, it's Annie Lennox.
Neither privately owned nor government stock is entitled to voting power.
A full General landing to inspect overseas is to a salute of 17 guns—well, I got my dues.

/en-tahyt-ld/US // ɛnˈtaɪt ld //

有权利,有权利的,有资格的,有资格的人

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : called by the title indicated:In my paper so entitled, I explore the idea that "Robust Democracy Is National Security."
- : having a right or legitimate claim to something:The inheritance passes to the legally entitled heir.
- : assuming or acting as though one has an innate right or claim to wealth, success, recognition, etc.:I was so entitled and self-centered that I never noticed the injustices around me.

verbname, label

Synonyms

While Blair’s attorneys denied these allegations, a judge ruled Snyder was entitled to the records he sought.
Your decisions can be good or bad, but you are entitled as an adult to make decisions about your finances and your property and your medical care.
Still, his parents kept a Government Printing Office pamphlet from 1950 entitled “Survival Under Atomic Attack.”
Uber fought to treat its app workers as contractors, not full-time employees entitled to benefits—a battle it just won after the election day approval of ballot measure Proposition 22 in California.
The agency thinks that millions more aren’t entitled to its help.
Everyone is entitled to be treated with basic decency and respect.
Chris Hughes and Sean Eldridge have always been entitled brats.
To celebrate a retrospective box set, entitled Nothing Has Changed, Bowie has released a video for one of two new songs included.
Park gave the First Lady a book entitled “The Very Best of Korean Cooking.”
And if anyone's entitled to such sweet dreams, it's Annie Lennox.
Neither privately owned nor government stock is entitled to voting power.
A full General landing to inspect overseas is to a salute of 17 guns—well, I got my dues.