市民権

市民権
civil rights
[しばしば C- R-]《米》[複数扱い] 公民権, 市民権
citizenship
【U】公民権, 市民権∥ grant [acquire, lose] citizenship 市民権を与える[得る, 失う]
franchise
《正式》[the ~] 公民権, 市民権;参政権, 選挙権.
▲Women's football has gained a lot of popularity and is now largely accepted. 女子サッカーは今や市民権を得た.
(見出しへ戻る headword ⇒ 市民)
しみんけん
citizenship
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civil rights
[しばしば C- R-]《米》[複数扱い] 公民権, 市民権
citizenship
〖U〗公民権, 市民権

grant [acquire, lose] citizenship 市民権を与える[得る, 失う]

franchise
《正式》[the ~] 公民権, 市民権;参政権, 選挙権.

▲Women's football has gained a lot of popularity and is now largely accepted. 女子サッカーは今や市民権を得た.

(見出しへ戻る headword ⇒ 市民)
* * *
しみんけん【市民権】
citizenship; civil [civic, citizens', citizen's] rights; the franchise; 〔社会的容認〕 (social) recognition; social acceptance.

市民権を与える grant sb citizenship

・少数派[民族]にも市民権を与える give a minority civil rights; extend civil rights to a minority

・アメリカの市民権を獲得する acquire citizenship in the United States

・性転換が完全な市民権を得る日は来るだろうか. Will the day ever come when a change of sex becomes socially acceptable [people who have changed their sex can take their place as ordinary members of society]?

・美容整形が市民権を獲得してかなりになる. Cosmetic surgery has long since become perfectly normal and acceptable.

・当初誤用とされた「少子化」という言葉も今やすっかり市民権を獲得した. The word shōshika, which was originally considered a misuse, has now become a perfectly acceptable word [entered the regular Japanese vocabulary].

市民権運動 a civil rights movement; a movement for civil rights.

Japanese-English dictionary. 2013.

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