bequests

基本解释

• n. [法] 遗赠；[法] 遗产（bequest的复数）

英汉例句

双语例句

• 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。
• Instead of trying to use up all their savings before they die, most prefer to leave substantial bequests.
  他们不会在其死之前试图花光所有的积蓄，相反，大部分人喜欢留下大量遗产。
• Letting their tax cuts expire might reduce those bequests, but it will not reduce their current consumption significantly.
  让其减税计划过期也许会减少那些遗产，但不会显著减少他们当前的消费。

权威例句

• It is interesting to note that charitable giving from bequests increased significantly in 2010.
  FORBES: Americans Are Generous, Despite Economy
• This piecemeal gathering of varied bequests is hardly likely to make up a coherent collection, however.
  ECONOMIST: Runes among the ruins
• Suggestion: Amend your will to make all other bequests contingent upon a certain amount going first to your spouse.
  FORBES: Estate Repair

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词组短语

短语

• charitable bequests 慈善遗赠
• Donations and bequests 捐赠与遗赠
• charitable bequests detail 慈善遗赠
• Bequests and asking for permission 请求与允许
• bequests to the various heirs 分给各个继承人的遗产

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• A bequest is money or property which you legally leave to someone when you die.

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专业释义

法学

• 遗产
• 遗赠

  The fourth part is Bequest and Succession Procedure.
  第四部分是遗赠和继承程序。

  经济学

• 遗产

  Of the nonuse value, the dominant is the existence value, accounting for 57%; the next is bequest value, 24%; the last is the option value, 19%.
  在非使用价值中,主要表现为存在价值,占57%;其次是遗产价值,占24%;然后是选择价值,占19%。

  艺术学

• 遗产