bequest
bequest 英 [bɪˈkwest] 美 [bɪˈkwɛst]
n. 遗产；遗赠
名词复数:bequests
- When you receive some kind of gift, be it money or property, through a will, that gift is known as a bequest. Your aunt left you a bequest of the earrings she always thought you admired.
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- n. 遗产；遗赠
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1. De Cantel objected to the Count's bequest of one million francs, however, on the grounds that appearances would compromise her.
可是德•坎特尔先生不同意妻子接受这位伯爵一百万法郎的遗赠，说是这样做会有损她的声誉。
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2. We can see this in the sketchbooks he left behind, a priceless bequest, the equivalent of a ticket of the entry to the studio of Michelangelo.
我们可以在贝多芬留下的草稿本上看到这一点，这些草稿本是无价的遗产，相当于一张可以进入米开朗琪罗工作室的门票。
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