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Verbes de Relations de Pouvoir - Verbes de privation

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais se référant à la privation tels que "refuser", "boycotter" et "retenir".

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Categorized English Verbs Denoting Power Relations
to deprive
to deprive
[verbe]

to prevent someone from having something, particularly something that they need

priver

priver

Ex: The harsh weather deprived the hikers of proper shelter. 
to dispossess

to take away someone's ownership of a property

déposséder

déposséder

Ex: The government dispossessed the landowners to make way for a new highway. 
to strip
to strip
[verbe]

to take away someone's possessions or assets

dépouiller, priver

dépouiller, priver

Ex: In some cases, a court order may strip a parent of custody rights. 
to bereave
to bereave
[verbe]

to deprive someone of a loved one through death

être en deuil, être endeuillé

être en deuil, être endeuillé

Ex: The sudden accident bereaved the family of their beloved son. 
to divest
to divest
[verbe]

to take away someone's possession, right, authority, etc.

priver [qqn] de [qch]

priver [qqn] de [qch]

Ex: The court divested the business owner of their controlling shares due to fraud. 
to deny
to deny
[verbe]

to restrain oneself from having something

se priver, se refuser

se priver, se refuser

Ex: Despite craving chocolate, she denied herself the sweet treat in order to stick to her diet. 
to rob
to rob
[verbe]

to deprive someone of their rights, opportunities, or possessions

dépouiller, priver

dépouiller, priver

Ex: The oppressive regime continued to rob its citizens of basic human rights. 
to relieve
to relieve
[verbe]

to take something away through stealing or cunning actions

soulager, délester

soulager, délester

Ex: The cunning thief sought to relieve the wealthy merchant of his prized possessions. 
to withhold

to choose not to give or share something

retenir, dissimuler

retenir, dissimuler

Ex: The government withheld certain information for national security reasons. 
to expropriate

to take possession of someone's property, typically through legal means or governmental authority

exproprier, confisquer

exproprier, confisquer

Ex: The government decided to expropriate the land for a public infrastructure project. 
to boycott
to boycott
[verbe]

to refuse to buy, use, or participate in something as a way to show disapproval or to try to bring about a change

boycotter

boycotter

Ex: Many customers boycotted the store after its poor customer service. 
to censor
to censor
[verbe]

to remove parts of something such as a book, movie, etc. and prevent the public from accessing them for political, moral, or religious purposes

censurer

censurer

Ex: The government decided to censor the film due to its sensitive content. 
to embargo
to embargo
[verbe]

to impose a restriction or official ban on the release, publication, or distribution of certain information, news, or materials

imposer un embargo, mettre sous embargo

imposer un embargo, mettre sous embargo

Ex: The newspaper editor decided to embargo the sensitive article until the legal implications were clarified. 
to blacklist

to put a person, company, or entity on a list that prohibits or restricts their access, participation, or involvement in certain activities

mettre sur liste noire, blacklister

mettre sur liste noire, blacklister

Ex: The company was blacklisted for violating environmental regulations. 
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