berechtigen
entitle
to give someone the right to have or do something
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What's the difference between berechtigen / anspruchsberechtigen / ermächtigen / berechtigen zu / legitimieren / Anspruch geben
Formal: to give someone a legal or official claim to something, often in administrative or legal contexts.
Formal: to authorize someone to do something; stronger and more official than simple entitlement.
Neutral and common: to give the right to something; the closest and most frequent equivalent.
Often means to make something lawful or justified; not always direct entitlement, but rather legal or moral legitimation.
A rather uncommon, semi-formal expression: to provide a basis for a claim or entitlement.
More descriptive: to secure a right or make a right available; focuses on enabling access to a right.
Legally precise: to grant a power of attorney or authorize someone to act on another person's behalf.
Emphasizes ability or preparation; it means making someone capable rather than formally entitled.
Formal: to grant access to something; the focus is on access rather than entitlement in general.
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berechtigen means entitle. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce berechtigen
/bəˈʁɛçtɪɡən/
berechtigen translation
entitle
berechtigen examples
Der Pass berechtigt dich zu reisen.
berechtigen transcription
/bəˈʁɛçtɪɡən/
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berechtigen meaning: what does it mean?
jemandem das Recht geben, etwas zu haben oder zu tun
berechtigen pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
berechtigen is pronounced as /bəˈʁɛçtɪɡən/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
berechtigen definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Der Pass berechtigt dich zu reisen. Translation: Паспорт даёт тебе право путешествовать.
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