n.权利，(拥有某物或做某事的)资格，有权得到的东西，应得的数额，(以特定群体为对象的)政府津贴制

原形：entitlement复数：entitlements

She has a sense of entitlement that's really off-putting.
她有种令人反感的优越感。
Employees feel entitled to a safe working environment.
员工觉得有权享受安全的工作环境。
The company's success is based on a culture of entitlement and privilege.
这家公司的成功建立在一种特权和优待的文化之上。
He believes he's entitled to a promotion after working here for 10 years.
他认为在这里工作了10年后有权得到晋升。
Children should be taught that entitlement doesn't come without effort.
应该教育孩子们，权利不是不劳而获的。
Some people think their wealth gives them entitlement to behave badly.
有些人认为他们的财富赋予了他们可以行为恶劣的权利。
The government's welfare reforms challenge the entitlement mentality.
政府的福利改革挑战了人们的权利观念。
She expects special treatment because of her celebrity status, an attitude that reeks of entitlement.
她因为名人地位期待特别待遇，这种态度充满了优越感。
The employees felt entitled to a share in the company's profits.
员工们觉得有权分享公司的利润。
His parents' constant praise has given him a false sense of entitlement.
他父母不断的赞扬使他产生了一种不切实际的优越感。