patrimony 的定义
plural pat·ri·mo·nies.
- an estate inherited from one's father or ancestors.
- any quality, characteristic, etc., that is inherited; heritage.
- the aggregate of one's property.
- the estate or endowment of a church, religious house, etc.
patrimony 近义词
inheritance
更多patrimony例句
- She revealed her patrimony after Thurmond died; his family later acknowledged the relationship.
- Paeans to patrimony and to the sanctity of land are good at rallying the faithful not only for Jews, but also Arabs.
- They apply and lobby for inclusion of their particular patrimony.
- All England hath paid his taxes with my patrimony: I was a sheep that left my wool on every briar.
- In his early years he dissipated almost all his patrimony in libertinism and debauchery.
- Nanni di Banco, Vasari tells us, was a man who "inherited a competent patrimony, and one by no means of inferior condition."
- His illusions were those natural to all young men who suddenly come into possession of a patrimony after years of privation.
- Those who wasted their patrimony, forfeited their right of being buried in the sepulchres of their fathers.