benevolent如何读

英:[bəˈnevələnt]

美:[bəˈnevələnt]

benevolent英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 好心肠的;与人为善的 being,or wishing to be,kind,friendly and helpful
  2. 乐善好施的,慈善的 doing good rather than making profit;charitable

benevolent是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 慈善的
  2. 仁慈的
  3. 善意的
  4. 行善的
  5. 厚道的
  6. 有爱心的
  7. 亲切的
  8. 乐善好施的
  9. 仁爱的
  10. 慈祥的
  11. 与人为善的
  12. 慈悲为怀的
  13. 乐善好施的
  14. 恳切的
  15. 好心肠的
  16. 乐于行好的

benevolent自然拼读

be·nev·o·lent

be ne v lnt

benevolent扩展

benevolently (adv.)

benevolent词根

词根:benignly

adj.

beneficent 慈善的;善行的

benignant 良性的;仁慈的;有益的;和蔼的

adv.

benevolently 仁慈地;慷慨地

benignantly 有益地;亲切地;仁慈地

benignly 亲切地;仁慈地

n.

benevolence 仁慈;善行

beneficence 慈善;善行;捐款

benignancy 仁慈;良性;亲切

benignity 仁慈;善举

benevolent英英释义

Adjective

1. doing or producing good

2. intending or showing kindness;

"a benevolent society"

3. having or showing or arising from a desire to promote the welfare or happiness of others;

"his benevolent smile"

"a benevolent nature"

4. generous in providing aid to others

5. generous in assistance to the poor;

"a benevolent contributor"

"eleemosynary relief"

"philanthropic contributions"

benevolent词源中文解释

15世纪中期,“希望做好事,友好的”,源自古法语 benivolent,直接源自拉丁语 benevolentem(主格 benevolens)“祝愿(某人)幸福,仁慈的”,与 benevolentia “良好感觉”相关,源自 bene “好”(参见 bene-)和 volentem(主格 volens)现在分词 velle “希望”(参见 will(v.))。相关词汇: Benevolently。

benevolent词源英文解释

Middle English, from Latin benevolent-, benevolens, from bene + volent-, volens, present participle of velle to wish — more at will

The first known use of benevolent was in the 15th century

benevolent儿童词典英英释义

bent1 of 3noun

bent grass

bent2 of 3adjective

changed by bending : crooked

a bent pin

strongly favorable to : quite determined

doctors bent on finding a cure

bent3 of 3noun

a strong natural liking

a special inclination or capacity : talent

benisonnoun

blessing sense 1

benignadjective

of a gentle disposition : gracious

favorable

a benign climate

of a mild type or characterespecially: not becoming cancerous

a benign tumor

benignadjective

of a gentle disposition : gracious

favorable

a benign climate

of a mild type or characterespecially: not becoming cancerous

a benign tumor

benignantadjective

showing kindly feelings or intentions

beneficial

benignadjective

of a gentle disposition : gracious

favorable

a benign climate

of a mild type or characterespecially: not becoming cancerous

a benign tumor

benightedadjective

ignorant sense 1, 2

benevolentadjective

having a desire to do good : kindly, charitable

a benevolent organization

benevolentadjective

having a desire to do good : kindly, charitable

a benevolent organization

benevolent 例句

1 The rich are not benevolent; the benevolent are not rich.

为富不仁, 为仁不富。

2 The work in question was a political collage in which the Shah's wife, Farah Pahlavi, pays a benevolent visit to a classroom.

3 But love, which had, perhaps, like a benevolent monarch, swelled the population of his neighboring kingdom, Death, had not himself descended: they owed him no allegiance here.

4 The mountains hovered over everything like benevolent, serene elephants.

5 His Fagin is a twinkly, eloquent miscreant with benevolent affection for his street urchins, even as he is enslaving them.

6 Some people enter a ruminative mode even when facing minor troubles, or even when their environment is benevolent.

7 That’s the name I prefer for him, this benevolent specter she has contributed to the canon of stage ghosts.

8 But he stressed that the benefits were related to benevolent prayer.

不过他也强调,这些益处只在善意的祈祷时有效。

9 Me, I’m not taking it as metaphor—it seems possible, if not likely, that Phillips was conducting an actual orchestra of gentle, tolling breezes, corralling the wind in benevolent service.

10 The dancing monks, dressed in fanciful and ghoulish costumes, would shoo away malevolent spirits and usher in benevolent ones.

11 I left for school under the benevolent gaze not only of Mother but also of bright-eyed otters and burly American bison and stretching and yawning orangutans.

12 And I knew I was stopping short, saying that the ultimate in bright-siding would be to believe in a benevolent God.

13 The Sandman embodies the fear of oblivion that accompanies every bedtime, and Santa himself has not always been a purely benevolent elf.

14 The benevolent global order that T’Challa led his nation into has given way to one based on deceit, subversion and exploitation.

15 Although the production, played in Japanese with surtitles, runs for three hours, it is remarkable for its lightness, speed and benevolent pacifist instinct.

16 There are only small, local answers, though they may well incorporate the technologies or policies dreamed up by the benevolent globalizers.

17 A benevolent deity could thus be shown to have created both the universe and humankind.

18 Ms. Pazcoguin is confronted with three dancers that seem like aspects of herself: the combative Mary Thomas MacKinnon; the more benevolent, vulnerable Unity Phelan; and the sensitive but stoic Taylor Stanley.

19 It's now routine -- even among conservative commentators -- to describe the United States as an empire, so long as everyone understands we are an inherently benevolent one.

20 “What have you been thinking, O benevolent one?” he says.

benevolent 同义词

3 和善的

decent benign good-natured

6 非营利的

non-profit uncommercial

11 和蔼的

gentle good-humoured

19 好心肠的

human good-hearted

22 乐善好施

philanthropy samaritan

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