beneficent

英 [bɪˈnefɪsnt]

美 [bɪˈnefɪsnt]

adj.  有裨益的; 行善的; 慈善的

BNC.23645 / COCA.24931

牛津词典

adj.

• 有裨益的；行善的；慈善的
  giving help; showing kindness

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 行善的；慈善的；有益的
  Abeneficentperson or thing helps people or results in something good.
  1. ...optimism about the beneficent effects of new technology.
     对新技术会带来有益成效的乐观态度

英英释义

adj

• doing or producing good
  1. the most beneficent regime in history
• generous in assistance to the poor
  1. a benevolent contributor
  2. eleemosynary relief
  3. philanthropic contributions
  Synonym:benevolenteleemosynaryphilanthropic

双语例句

• She was a benevolent, charitable, good woman. a beneficent act
  她是个宽厚、慈善的女人。慈善的行为，施恩泽于
• The demon as long as have a beneficent heart isn't a demon any more, but freak.
  妖只要具有仁慈的心就不再是妖了，而是人妖。
• Although he admitted to an occasional chat with god, whom he pictured as "a sort of beneficent grandfather," van Loon generally had little patience for myths.
  上帝被他描述为“类似于仁慈祖父”的样子，而且他承认偶尔会与这个上帝交谈，但一般而言他对神话没什么耐性。
• Reading this passage, it becomes natural to think about the Gospel's healing power, which for centuries'irrigated ', like a beneficent river, so many peoples.
  细阅这段经文，自然想到福音的治愈能力，历代以来，就像一条仁慈的河流，养活了许多民族。
• I see them, our old ancestors, how they formed their friendships and contracted alliances at the fountain-side; and I feel how fountains and streams were guarded by beneficent spirits.
  每当我坐在那儿，古代宗法社会的情景便会在我眼前浮现：先祖们在水井旁结识、联姻，仁慈的精灵翱翔在水井和清泉的上空。
• Unfortunately, history offers no guarantee that a more humane and beneficent style of life inevitably prevails.
  可惜历史并没有保证那更人道、更慈善的生活方式必须获胜。
• Its days of lending to the United States out of the goodness of its beneficent heart are just about over.
  它出于好心借给美国钱的日子就要到头了。
• A beneficent microclimate brings out the camellias betimes ( John Russell)
  有利的小气候使山茶花提前开放（约翰罗素）
• She had now a life filled also with a beneficent activity.
  她目前的生活充满各种仁慈的活动。
• What you want is gratification in different forms, and that which can give it to you, you call beneficent.
  你想要各种形式的满足，给你你想要的事物，你称之为善行。