bequeathed

v.

将…遗赠给( bequeath的过去式和过去分词 )；将（知识等）传给（后人）；

1. I bequeath him this property to have and to hold.
   我将此项财产遗赠给他，归他永久享有。
2. Her collection of paintings was bequeathed to the National Gallery when she died.
   她去世时，她的全部藏画都遗赠给了国家美术馆。
3. His father bequeathed him a fortune.
   他父亲给他留下了一笔遗产。
4. The millionaire will bequeath his colossal fortune to his only son.
   这个百万富翁会把他的巨额财产传给他的独子。

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