CEFR B1

rights

Translation

権利 / 権限

Legal, social, or moral principles of freedom or entitlement.

The company has a legal right to fire employees who violate its policies.
The company has a legal right to fire employees who violate its policies.
Human rights are considered universal and apply to everyone.
Human rights are considered universal and apply to everyone.

カタカナ: ライツ

IPA: /raɪts/

Legal, social, or moral principles of freedom or entitlement.

意味: 法律的、社会的、または道徳的な自由や資格の原則。

The company has a legal right to fire employees who violate its policies. — The company has a legal right to fire employees who violate its policies.
Human rights are considered universal and apply to everyone. — Human rights are considered universal and apply to everyone.
She fought for her rights as a citizen throughout the legal battle. — She fought for her rights as a citizen throughout the legal battle.

Japanese translations of Rights:

right to do something (prepositional phrase): Having the legal or moral entitlement to perform an action. — "Everyone has the right to express their opinion freely."
human rights (collocation): Fundamental rights inherent to all human beings. — "The organization works to protect human rights worldwide."
legal rights (collocation): Entitlements recognized and protected by law. — "The contract clearly outlines your legal rights as a tenant."