citizenship

UK:  ['sɪtɪz(ə)nʃɪp]

US:  ['sɪtɪz(ə)n.ʃɪp]

n.

1.〔律〕公民身份;公民资格;公民的权利和义务

2.国籍

1 . Obama had dual citizenship at birth - his mother was American and his Kenyan father was a British subject.
奥巴马出生时拥有双重国籍，他的母亲是美国人而他的肯尼亚父亲是英国国民。

2 . But he said the British government has stripped Chapman of her citizenship and revoked her passport, citing the spy case.
但是，RobertM.Baum表示英国政府因为这起间谍案已经剥夺了查普曼的公民权，取消其护照。

3 . He said the key was to "break the link" between people coming to the UK to work and gaining citizenship, which increased the population.
他说关键是“剪断纽带”，人们来到英国工作并且获得国籍，造成人口增长。

4 . Sense of civic responsibility is an important part of citizens' qualities in modern citizenship, and is the core of civic education .
青少年公民义务意识是现代公民素质的主要组成部门，是公民教育的核心内容。

5 . In an interview on CNN with Larry King, I said I loved my country and had never considered giving up my American citizenship.
在有线电视新闻网接受拉里.金采访时，我说我爱自己的祖国，从来不曾想过放弃我的美国国籍。