English–Japanese
“privilege” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajitokken
Example
彼は特権を利用して、規則を変えました。kare wa tok ken o ri yō shi te ki soku o ka e ma shi ta
He used his privilege to change the rules.
How to say “privilege” in Japanese
“Privilege” in Japanese is 特権 (tokken).
Describes a benefit or authority granted to one person or group beyond what is generally available.
Example sentences with 特権
彼女は特権を当然のものとは考えていません。kano jo wa tok ken o tō zen no mo no to wa kanga e te i ma se n
She does not take her privilege for granted.
Tips for using 特権
- In English, privilege can mean both a special legal right and an unearned social advantage, so context determines whether it describes a formal benefit or a wider social condition.