bequest 的定义
- a disposition in a will.
- a legacy: A small bequest allowed her to live independently.
bequest 近义词
something given in will
更多bequest例句
- Launched at the start of the 20th century with a bequest from the man who invented dynamite, the Nobel Prizes have often proved explosive.
- Muth called police to say she died from a fall, and told her family he was owed a bequest of $250,000.
- The bequest to Tolson was the final word on the closeness of their relationship.
- This latter, however, includes some 500 volumes of the Herries bequest.
- Dividends that are declared after a grant or bequest, though earned before, go to the legatee as income.
- A bequest of money securities includes a note secured by mortgage.
- This woman had three sisters, four brothers, and three uncles, who would have shared with her the pauper's bequest.
- Few members of the Society, perhaps, are aware, either of the bequest or of its annual payment.