donation的意思|donation的解释-里氏词典

donation [dəu'neiʃən]

n. 捐赠物, 捐款, 捐赠

[经] 赠品, 捐款, 捐赠

A wealthy sponsor came to our rescue with a generous donation.
有个富有的赞助人慷慨捐赠来解救我们.
The donation aggregated to$10,000.
捐款合计达一万美元。
She turned her nose up at my small donation.
她嫌我捐赠微薄而嗤之以鼻.

donation

[ noun ]

a voluntary gift (as of money or service or ideas) made to some worthwhile cause

<noun.possession>

act of giving in common with others for a common purpose especially to a charity

<noun.act>

Donation \Do*na"tion\, n. [L. donatio; cf. F. donation.]
1. The act of giving or bestowing; a grant.

After donation there is an absolute change and
alienation of the property of the thing given.
--South.

2. That which is given as a present; that which is
transferred to another gratuitously; a gift.

And some donation freely to estate
On the bless'd lovers. --Shak.

3. (Law) The act or contract by which a person voluntarily
transfers the title to a thing of which be is the owner,
from himself to another, without any consideration, as a
free gift. --Bouvier.

{Donation party}, a party assembled at the house of some one,
as of a clergyman, each one bringing some present. [U.S.]
--Bartlett.

Syn: Gift; present; benefaction; grant. See {Gift}.

A $1 million donation from Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, created Strawberry Fields in an area of Central Park where the couple used to stroll.
Federal election law prohibits anyone from making a donation on behalf of someone else.
Only Vietnam veterans are allowed to use Find-A-Vet, and to ask for a search, vets must enter their biographical information into the system. A $1 donation is requested for each search.
Your donation also entitles you to other proposed blockbusters of the Revolutionary era, such as "No Paine, No Gain" by the author of "Common Sense," and the "Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin" by B. Franklin with Dave Anderson.
There is no limit on the donations a school can accept, so schools that have good relations with parents' work units agree quietly on what is needed and call it a donation.
Buddy, can you spare a donation?
"I have a problem with some of the people saying 'Look at who wants to make a donation,'" sniffs Marcel Lefebvre, president of the Unemployed Help Center, which accepted $2,000 from Jason's.
"The anencephalic issue can only add to that distrust and have a chilling effect on organ donation generally," he says.
Among the $689,000 raised for the boy was a $1,000 donation from President Reagan and his wife Nancy and a $200,000 gift from Miami Beach millionaire Victor Posner.
He adds that several healthy S&Ls in North Carolina belong to the league and that to turn down the group's donation for this campaign "would be saying something was wrong with our local S&Ls."
He says, "I didn't consider that a donation.
"In the winter months, donation is down and it picks up in the spring," he said. "It's really high in the summer," the most common time for accidents that leave victims brain-dead and their other organs intact.
A homeless mission turned down a $600 gift from a topless club, saying that accepting the donation would do more harm than good.
While this the first large corporate donation to the Archives trust fund, Cooper said, it is not the first cooperative effort with private industry.
The power and prestige of governing this northeastern Colorado town of 2,200 is available for a $20 donation to the Wray Rehabilitation and Activities Center.
Experts disagree on whether anencephalic babies feel pain and whether artificially prolonging life might pressure parents into continuing a pregnancy solely for organ donation.
One way to circumvent that problem, Ms. Moerschbaecher says, is for an individual to place his or her donation in a charitable remainder trust for, say, two years.
Each council aims to have 10 to 12 members. Each person would know another 10 or 12 people and (suggest) they make a donation.' Membership lists of the 10 councils, which have never been published, include several self-made millionaires.
The other, from July, thanked him for a donation helping to retire the debt of one of Bush's rivals for the Republican nomination, Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas.
The works represent the second largest donation ever accepted in lieu of death duties.
Michael Corroccio, who helped design the exhibit 10 years ago, praised Milburn for the donation. "It really ensures the future of the trail.
Flynn and his wife, Catherine, were leaving the Globe Corner Bookstore, where they had made a donation to The Boston Globe Santa Fund, when the car caught fire Tuesday.
While such lopsidedness does not prove bias exists, because for example men and women have different rates of some types of diseases, it certainlysuggests it, and that alone "poses a grave threat to organ donation," according to Caplan.
Of that, Pounds 500,000 came in a single donation from Garry Weston, chairman of Associated British Foods. But the requirements of historical accuracy have their own imperative.
Pledges include $11 million from the United States, $10 million from the European Community, and the donation by France and West Germany of the services of four Transall aircraft to carry relief supplies, said Grant.
By the time the organ-placement process was completed, 64 donors were found to be ultimately suitable for kidney donation, 40 for liver donation and 42 for heart donation, Ricotta said.
By the time the organ-placement process was completed, 64 donors were found to be ultimately suitable for kidney donation, 40 for liver donation and 42 for heart donation, Ricotta said.
By the time the organ-placement process was completed, 64 donors were found to be ultimately suitable for kidney donation, 40 for liver donation and 42 for heart donation, Ricotta said.
But he added that the U.S. government has missed an opportunity because of the small size of its donation.
Goodwin's $600,000 donation was part of some $8 million he has contributed to his alma mater over the years.

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