特权 (tè quán): prerogative; privilege; privileged

Everyone was queuing for tickets, but he walked straight into the office; this kind of privilege made the other customers very unhappy.

In ancient times, only nobles could enjoy the privilege of being exempt from taxes; ordinary farmers had to hand in grain on time.

The company rules say all employees must clock in, but the manager thinks he has special privileges and often arrives late without being punished.

That membership card lets you use the VIP channel at the airport, but this is not a privilege; it's a service you get in return for paying an annual fee.