benefactors

英 [ˈbɛnɪfæktəz]

美 [ˈbɛnəˌfæktərz]

n.  施主; 捐款人; 赞助人
benefactor的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 捐助者；赞助人；施主
  Abenefactoris a person who helps a person or organization by giving them money.
  1. In his old age he became a benefactor of the arts.
     他晚年成了一个艺术赞助人。

双语例句

• The University ranked fifth in the world in the latest Shanghai Jiao Tong rankings has in the past relied on benefactors to fund development.
  剑桥大学在最新的上海交通大学排名中名列全球第五，过去它的开发项目一直依赖捐赠人的资助。
• There were also gifts from local benefactors including a scholarship grant for the child's study, and a livelihood package to enable the parents to start a general store.
  丹妮卡一家人还收到了当地居民捐助的很多礼物，其中包括为她学习准备的助学金，和帮助她父母开一个杂货店的生活费用等。
• And if the exploited class cannot see it and even grows rebellious, that is the basest ingratitude to its benefactors, the exploiters.
  如果被剥削阶级不懂得这一点，甚至举行叛乱，那就是对行善的人即对剥削者的一种最卑劣的忘恩负义行为。
• Any financial difficulties faced by the Greek state at the time, were met through the mobilization of people and benefactors alike.
  当时希腊政府所面临的资金难题，都被人民和捐助者所解决。
• This orphanage has many benefactors.
  这所孤儿院有许多施主。
• He that will forget God, will also forget his benefactors.
  心中没有上帝的人，也不会记住他的恩人。
• That, if statues were decreed in britain, as in ancient Greece and rome, to public benefactors, This shining citizen would assuredly have had one.
  检察官说，若是英国也像古希腊和古罗马一样，存在为有功于大众之人竖立雕像的制度，一座雕像肯定已为这位光辉的公民竖立。
• Japan is one of the most generous and strongest benefactors, coming to the assistance of those in need the world over.
  在帮助世界上其他需要帮助的人方面，日本是世界上最慷慨的民族之一。
• Some of the greatest benefactors of mankind have had few friends at first to lend countenance to their inventions of discoveries.
  人类的某些最大的恩人最初很少有朋友赞助他们的发明或发现。
• They pressed gifts on their benefactors.
  他们硬要赞助人接受礼物。