| 单词 | right |
| 释义 | rightrightsrightright4 noun1something you are allowed [countable] something that you are legally or morally allowed to do or haveright ofthe rights and duties of citizensrightdutycitizen 公民的权利和义务right to do somethingYou have the right to consult a lawyer. 你有权咨询律师。right toAll children have the right to free education.child 所有儿童都有接受免费教育的权利。within your rights (=legally or morally allowed)You’re within your rights to ask for your money back.right 你有权要回你的钱。2not left the side with the hand that most people write with OPP lefton/to the right (of something)Our car is just to the right of that white van.be 我们的车就在那辆白色货车的右侧。on/to sb’s rightThe school is on your right as you come into the village.be 你进了村子﹐学校就在你的右边。3politics the right/the Right political groups that believe that the government should not own any business or try to control business by making too many rules: This idea is popular with the Right.be这一主张获右翼人士广泛认同。the extreme/far rightpoliticians on the extreme rightpolitician极右翼政客4morally good behaviour [uncountable] behaviour that is morally good and correct: It’s important to teach kids the difference between right and wrong.kid 教孩子分辨是非很重要。5book/film etc rights [plural] if someone has the rights to a book, film etc, they are allowed to sell it or show itrights toThey paid £2 million for the film rights to the book.payright 他们花 200 万英镑买下了此书的电影版权。Phrasesby rights spoken used to describe what should happen if things are done fairly or correctly: By rights, the house should be mine now.rightshall 按理说﹐这房子现在该归我了。have a right to be angry/upset etc to have a good reason to be angry, upset etc: You had every right to be angry with them.have 你完全有理由生他们的气。have no right to do something used to say that someone’s behaviour is completely unreasonable or unfair: You had no right to take money from my purse!have你无权从我的钱包里拿钱！be in the right to have the best reasons, arguments etc in a disagreement: Both sides are convinced that they are in the right.sidebeconvincebe 双方都坚持认为自己有理。in your own right without depending on anyone else: She’s a very wealthy woman in her own right. 她本身是个十分富有的人。COLLOCATIONS: rightverbsto have a rightWe have a right to know what happened.happento exercise a right formal (=to do what you have a right to do)We will exercise our right to go on strike.to give somebody a rightBeing my boss doesn’t give you the right to be rude to me.beto deny somebody a right (=to not allow someone to do something)Women were denied the right to vote.womanbedenyto fight for your rightsThe poor had to fight for their rights.haverightto defend a right (=to take action to stop a right being taken away)We should defend our right to demonstrate.shallto demand a right (=to ask for it firmly)We demand the same rights that other European workers enjoy.rightworkertypes of righta basic/fundamental rightWe believe people have a basic right to choose where they live.a legal rightHe has no legal right to be here.haveequal rightsWomen demanded equal rights.womandemandrighthuman rights (=the rights that everyone should have)He is a dictator with no respect for human rights.berightcivil rights (=the rights that every person in a society should have)African-Americans were campaigning for their civil rights.becampaignrightpolitical rightsSlaves had no political rights.slavehaverightwomen’s/workers’/animal rightsNew laws have been passed to protect women’s rights.lawbepasswomanrightcampaigners for animal rightsright |
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