n.特权，优先权
adj.(有)特权的，依照特权享有的，有优先投票权的

原形：prerogative复数：prerogatives

The monarch has the prerogative to dissolve parliament.
君主有解散议会的特权。
It is my prerogative to change my mind.
改变主意是我的权利。
The president exercises the prerogative of pardoning criminals.
总统行使赦免罪犯的特权。
Choosing what to wear is purely a personal prerogative.
选择穿什么完全是个人的权利。
In this company, the CEO has the prerogative to make final decisions.
在这家公司，CEO有做最终决定的特权。
Voting is not just a right, it's a civic prerogative.
投票不仅是权利，也是公民的义务。
The board reserves the prerogative to reject any proposal without explanation.
董事会保留无须解释即拒绝任何提案的权力。
As the team leader, it's within your prerogative to assign tasks as you see fit.
作为团队领导，根据你的判断分配任务是你的权限之内。
The judge's prerogative includes interpreting laws and passing sentences.
法官的特权包括解释法律和判决刑罚。
In some cultures, naming a child is considered the exclusive prerogative of the grandparents.
在某些文化中，为孩子取名被认为是祖父母独有的权利。