bestows

英 [bɪˈstəʊz]

美 [bɪˈstoʊz]

v.  (将…)给予，授予，献给
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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

• They calculate that this contempt bestows on them an outsider status that helps their cause in an era of widespread disillusion with establishment parties.
  他们认为，这种蔑视赋予了他们一种局外人的身份，在当权党派普遍令人失望的时代，这种身份有利于他们事业的发展。
• Sven years sales management experience in both domestic and oversea market bestows me capability to manage sales team and explore market.
  七年多海内外销售管理经验充分历练了个人管理销售团队和开拓市场的能力。
• 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。
• 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。
• He bestows rain on the earth; he sends water upon the countryside.
  降雨在地上，赐水于田里；
• 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。
• For the Lord God is a sun and shield, he bestows favor and honor.
  因为耶和华是日头，是盾牌，要赐下恩惠和荣耀。
• On a successful critical hit, a soul feeder weapon bestows one negative level on the foe.
  吸魂武器成功重击时使敌人承受一个负向等级。
• A bad man is known from the manner in which he bestows censure; a good man, from the manner in which he receives it.
  我们可以从一个人诋毁他人的行径认识这是一个拙劣的人，而从容应对诋毁可以使我们认识到一个优秀的人。