Conceder a alguien la facultad de tener algo.
To give someone the right to have something.
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See how the word “dar derecho a” is used in sentences
Esta entrada te da derecho a una bebida. — This ticket entitles you to one drink.
Tituló el poema «Otoño». — She entitled the poem "Autumn".
¿Este pase me da derecho a una segunda visita? — Does this pass entitle me to a second visit?
¿Por qué titularon el álbum de forma tan extraña? — Why did they entitle the album so strangely?
Una entrada barata no da derecho a un asiento. — A cheap ticket does not entitle anyone to a seat.
El autor piensa titular la secuela de otra manera. — The author plans to entitle the sequel differently.
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