第三人称单数： disenfranchises
过去式： disenfranchised
过去分词： disenfranchised
现在分词： disenfranchising

Eg. white supremacists devise new methods to disenfranchise negroes .

白人至上论者想出新的方法以剥夺黑人的公民权.

Few governments , or their voters , will vote to disenfranchise themselves .

极少有政府或是他们的选民愿意让自己失去选举权。

As we charge more and more for our tickets to cover the costs of inflation and to reduce the pressure on our fundraising campaigns , we disenfranchise huge portions of our potential audience in fact , we become irrelevant to them .

当我们用抬高票价的方法支付因通货膨胀产生的费用，减轻筹款带来的压力，其实我们脱离了很大一部分潜在观众群，他们的兴趣变得与我们无关了。

Democrats are equally convinced that republican efforts to curb voter fraud are designed to disenfranchise two of their core constituencies , the poor and the non-white .

同样，民主党人也以为，共和党人竭力制止所谓选民欺诈，醉翁之意在于剥夺他们两大核心选民群体穷人和有色人种的公民权。

To deprive of a privilege , an immunity , or a right of citizenship , especially the right to vote ; disenfranchise .

剥夺权利：剥夺……的特权、豁免权或公民权，尤指选举权；剥夺……的权利。