make a bequest 立遗嘱赠与
receive bequests 接受遗赠
charitable bequests 慈善遗赠
bequests tax 遗产税相关遗赠
residual bequests 剩余遗赠
1. The museum was funded by several large bequests.
这家博物馆由几笔大额遗赠资助。
2. She left generous bequests to her family.
她给家人留下了丰厚的遗产赠与。
3. The charity depends on public bequests.
该慈善机构依靠公众遗赠维持运作。
A: How is the museum funded?
A：这家博物馆如何获得资金？
B: It relies heavily on bequests from donors.
B：它主要依靠捐赠者的遗赠。
1) 遗嘱中的财产赠与
2) 个人去世后的遗产赠与物
3) 法律意义上的遗赠行为
1. 遗赠财产
e.g. The foundation received many bequests.
该基金会收到许多遗赠。
2. 遗嘱赠与物
e.g. His bequests were divided among his children.
他的遗产被分给孩子们。
noun
1. A sum of money or property left to someone in a will; the act of giving such property after death.
Synonym: inheritance, legacy