bounty 英 [ˈbaʊnti]   美 [ˈbaʊnti]

bounty

bounty  英 [ˈbaʊnti] 美 [ˈbaʊnti]

n. 慷慨;丰富;奖励金;赠款  vt. 发给…奖金等;为…而发给赏金  vi. 以赏金等形式发放 

名词复数:bounties 

However, sometimes nature’s bounty is not enough. 然而有时候大自然的慷慨是不够的。
During the festival, ancestors are celebrated and thanked for the blessing of the annual bounty. 在节日中,人们会祭奠祖先并感谢他们在这一年的给的慷慨恩赐。

  • If there is bounty on your table, it means you have a wide variety and large quantity of food. If there's a bounty on your head, it means the government has put out a reward for your capture.
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  • n. 慷慨;丰富;奖励金;赠款
  • vt. 发给…奖金等;为…而发给赏金
  • vi. 以赏金等形式发放
  • 1. However, sometimes nature’s bounty is not enough.

    然而有时候大自然的慷慨是不够的。

  • 2. During the festival, ancestors are celebrated and thanked for the blessing of the annual bounty.

    在节日中,人们会祭奠祖先并感谢他们在这一年的给的慷慨恩赐。

  • 3. He decides to get the bounty raised by weaving a path of destruction across North and South America.

    他决定要通过跨越南北美洲来迂回前进破坏出一条路以便表示慷慨。

  • bounty (n.) late 13c., "a gift, a reward, a favor bestowed freely;" c. 1300, "goodness, virtue; beauty; ; excellence; knightly prowess, strength, valor, chivalry," early 14c., "a helpful act, an act of generosity, a good deed," also "liberality in giving, generosity, munificence," from Anglo-French bountee, Old French bonte "goodness" (12c., Modern French bonté), from Latin bonitatem (nominative bonitas) "goodness," from bonus "good" (see bonus).
bounty / ˈbaʊnti ; NAmE ˈbaʊnti / noun ( plural bounties ) 1 [uncountable ,  countable ] ( literary) generous actions; sth provided in large quantities 慷慨之举;大量给予之物 2 [countable ] money given as a reward 奖金;赏金 a bounty hunter (= sb who catches criminals or kills people for a reward) 为得到赏金而抓捕罪犯或去杀人的人 bounty bounties bounty / ˈbaʊnti ; NAmE ˈbaʊnti /
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