vested
vested 英 ['vestɪd] 美 ['vɛstɪd]
adj. 既定的；穿着衣服（尤指祭服）的；（美）带背心的（指西服套装） v. （财产、权利等）授予（vest的过去式和过去分词）；使穿衣服
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- adj. 既定的；穿着衣服（尤指祭服）的；（美）带背心的（指西服套装）
- v. （财产、权利等）授予（vest的过去式和过去分词）；使穿衣服
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1. We did it by recognizing that we rise or we fall together as one nation – one people – all of us vested in one another.
我们做到这一点也是因为我们认识到：我们属于同一国家、同一民族，我们患难与共，归属彼此。
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2. Find out which potential partners have a vested interest in your success and sell to them before you sell to the customer.
找出那些潜在的合作伙伴对你的成功有利，把你的产品（或服务）卖给客户之前先卖给他们。
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3. But local governments depend on the tax revenue generated from such purchases, so they, too, have a vested interest in keeping the system in place.
但是，当地的政府的税收来源于这样的买卖，所以，它们也会为保证既定的利益而纵容这样的投机行为。
- vested (adj.) "established, secured, settled, not in a state of contingency," 1766, past-participle adjective from vest (v.).
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