| 知识 | In contrast to malefactor is benefactor, one who does good things for another, as by giving help, providing financial gifts or aid, or coming to the rescue when someone is in need. If you insist on making sexual distinctions, a woman who so operates is a benefactress. And, of course, the person receiving the benefaction, the recipient of money, help, etc., is a beneficiary. Benefit and beneficial are other common words built on the combination of bene and a form of facio, to do or make. |
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| 《》 | so now what’s the good news? |
| 出处 | Word Power Made Easy SESSION 23 |
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