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beneficiary n.受惠者；受益人 (1) 我是你慷慨大方的受益人。(2) 受益人必须在证书上签字。(3) 她丈夫是她遗嘱的主要受益人。(4) 他的祖父是信托物的受益人。 In other words — if you benefit from something, you are a beneficiary. This word pops up most commonly when people are creating their wills and trusts — you have to choose beneficiaries as the people who will get what you have when you die. But it isn't always so morbid. You can be the beneficiary of someone's kindness, the beneficiary of a good education, or even the beneficiary of your own hard work.

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英 [ˌbenɪ'fɪʃəri] 美 [ˌbenɪ'fɪʃieri] (1) I am the beneficiary of your generosity.(2) Beneficiary must sign on the certificate.(3) Her husband was the chief beneficiary of her will.(4) His granddaughter is the beneficiary of the trust. A beneficiary is simply the recipient of money or other benefits. So when your big sister finally moves away to college and you get to move into her bigger bedroom? You become a lucky beneficiary. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]受益人；受惠者 Someone who is a beneficiary of something is helped by it.   [oft N of n]The main beneficiaries of pension equality so far have been men.迄今为止，退休金均等政策的主要受益者一直是男性。2[N-COUNT 可数名词]（遗嘱的）受益人 The beneficiaries of a will are legally entitled to receive money or property from someone when that person dies.

英语单词	beneficiary
英美音标	英 [ˌbenɪ'fɪʃəri] 美 [ˌbenɪ'fɪʃieri]
中文释义	n.受惠者；受益人
英语例句	(1) I am the beneficiary of your generosity. (2) Beneficiary must sign on the certificate. (3) Her husband was the chief beneficiary of her will. (4) His granddaughter is the beneficiary of the trust.
中文例句	(1) 我是你慷慨大方的受益人。 (2) 受益人必须在证书上签字。 (3) 她丈夫是她遗嘱的主要受益人。 (4) 他的祖父是信托物的受益人。
vocabulary简明	A beneficiary is simply the recipient of money or other benefits. So when your big sister finally moves away to college and you get to move into her bigger bedroom? You become a lucky beneficiary.
vocabulary扩展	In other words — if you benefit from something, you are a beneficiary. This word pops up most commonly when people are creating their wills and trusts — you have to choose beneficiaries as the people who will get what you have when you die. But it isn't always so morbid. You can be the beneficiary of someone's kindness, the beneficiary of a good education, or even the beneficiary of your own hard work.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]受益人；受惠者 Someone who is a beneficiary of something is helped by it. [oft N of n] The main beneficiaries of pension equality so far have been men. 迄今为止，退休金均等政策的主要受益者一直是男性。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]（遗嘱的）受益人 The beneficiaries of a will are legally entitled to receive money or property from someone when that person dies.

Beneficiary Money People N Count 可数名词 英 ˌbenɪ'Fɪʃəri] 美 ˌbenɪ'Fɪʃieri

Beneficiary Money People N Count 可数名词英 ˌbenɪ'Fɪʃəri] 美 ˌbenɪ'Fɪʃieri