bequests

英 [bɪˈkwɛsts]

美 [bɪˈkwɛsts]

n.  遗产; 遗赠
bequest的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 遗产
  Abequestis money or property which you legally leave to someone when you die.
  1. The church here was left a bequest to hire doctors who would work amongst the poor.
     这个教堂接收到一笔遗产，可以用来聘请医生为穷人治病。

双语例句

• About half this amount comes from individual donors and bequests.
  这笔钱大约有一半来自个人捐赠及遗赠。
• The estate was sliced up into very small bequests.
  这份产业被分成了很小的一份份遗产。
• He left bequests of money to all his friends.
  他给所有的朋友都遗赠了一些钱。
• The Committee may, from time to time, solicit and take on behalf of the trustee subscriptions and bequests to the fund.
  委员会可不时代表受托人征求和接受对基金的认捐及遗赠。
• A large number of poly-voice-part songs exist in our country, but these precious national bequests now face the danger of extinction.
  我国各民族存在着大量的多声部民歌，但这些宝贵的民族遗产现在大多面临着彻底消亡的危险。
• Many of these were gifts or bequests.
  其中许多艺术品来自馈赠和遗赠。
• They will adjust their bequests in the light of yours.
  他们将根据你的赠予调整自己的遗产分配。
• The Mathematical Model of Optimal Social Security System with Bequests
  伴有遗赠的最优社会保障的数学模型
• The Mathematical Model of Optimal Debt in Social Security with Altruistic Bequests
  伴有利他遗赠养老保险最优债务的数学模型
• Another argument for death duties is that big bequests make people less likely to work and to be enterprising.
  另一个关于遗产税的争论就是大额的遗赠极有可能让人们脱离工作和失去事业心。