How is the phrase dar derecho a translated from Spanish to English

Conceder a alguien la facultad de tener algo.

To give someone the right to have something.

verb
English translation
Entitle

Examples with “dar derecho a”

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  • 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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FAQ about “dar derecho a”

How is “dar derecho a” translated from Spanish?
“dar derecho a” translates into English as “Entitle”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “dar derecho a” mean?
Meaning of “dar derecho a”: Conceder a alguien la facultad de tener algo. In English — “Entitle”.
What part of speech is “dar derecho a”?
“dar derecho a” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “dar derecho a”?
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