privation
US /praɪˈveʃən/
・UK /praɪˈveɪʃn/
C2 高級多益
n. (u.)不可數名詞缺乏；窮困；欠缺；匱乏；窘況；剝奪；喪失
Years of drought and privation meant the family were forced off their land
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- And certainly the world's being in way better shape, especially Africa, since the Soviet Union has disappeared because the African economies air booming like mad now, and it's partly because they aren't doing things that insanely foolish under the guide guidance of, you know, Carmen, This direction and So soldier Nixon decided, under these conditions of absolute powerlessness, privation, right, to put himself together and to say what he had to say.
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