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The word 豁免权 is formed by combining the characters 豁 and 免, which together constitute the morpheme 豁免 meaning "exemption" or "immunity", with the character 权 meaning "right" or "power"; this results in a compound term that explicitly refers to the right of exemption, such as in legal or diplomatic contexts.

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外交官享有豁免权

Wàijiāoguān xiǎngyǒu huòmiǎnquán.

Diplomats enjoy immunity.

在某些情况下,豁免权可以被放弃。

Zài mǒu xiē qíngkuàng xià, huòmiǎnquán kěyǐ bèi fàngqì.

In some cases, immunity can be waived.

该大使因豁免权而免于起诉。

Gāi dàshǐ yīn huòmiǎnquán ér miǎnyú qǐsù.

The ambassador is immune from prosecution due to immunity.

虽然他有外交豁免权,但仍需遵守当地法律。

Suīrán tā yǒu wàijiāo huòmiǎnquán, dàn réng xū zūnshǒu dāngdì fǎlǜ.

Although he has diplomatic immunity, he still needs to obey local laws.

国际法规定了外交豁免权的范围和限制。

Guójìfǎ guīdìng le wàijiāo huòmiǎnquán de fànwéi hé xiànzhì.

International law specifies the scope and limitations of diplomatic immunity.

Word Definition - 豁免权

huò miǎn quán immunity from prosecution