bestows

英 [bɪˈstəʊz]

美 [bɪˈstoʊz]

v.  (将…)给予，授予，献给
bestow的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 给予；赠与；授予；赐予
  Tobestowsomethingonsomeone means to give or present it to them.
  1. The Queen has bestowed a knighthood on him.
     女王已经授予他爵士头衔。

双语例句

• God bestows love upon the world, first in creating it out of nothing, no reason why there had to be a world, and no reason why there had to be human beings.
  上帝将爱赐予世界，首先是从虚无，创造了世界，为什么要有世界，为什么要有人类都没有原因。
• Memory, I think, is the most valuable treasure God bestows to human.
  我想，记忆是上天赋予人类最宝贵的财富。
• He bestows wealth on those he likes.
  他喜欢那些赋予他的财富。
• As long as we live, we need air, water, fertile soil and the countless other gifts this planet bestows.
  只要活着，我们就需要空气、水、肥沃的土壤以及这个星球赐予我们的万物。
• Some matters, cannot wield, then bestows on by writes palely.
  有些事、挥不去、便赋以淡写。
• Chinese artichoke "amritaalsoamreeta: The ambrosia, prepared by the Hindu gods, that bestows immortality."
  甘露：印度神话中赐人长生不老的仙露
• It is this that bestows charms on a monster, and makes even the imperfections of nature please us.
  正是它赋予古怪于魅力，甚至有缺陷也令我们感到欢愉。
• Water in the north-east of the house bestows health, wealth and happiness, he says.
  房屋东北向的水流寓意健康、财运与幸福，杰弗列说。
• That's because the heaven bestows them the right to use the whole nation's resources.
  这就是因为上天赋予他使用整个国家资源的权利。
• The modern atheist, for instance, who bestows meaning upon death in terms of Weltanschauung of progressive evolution or of revolutionary history also does so by integrating death within a reality-spanning symbolic universe.
  例如，在横跨实在的象徵性共同体中，无神论者在逐步演化或革命历史的世界观中，赋予死亡意义。