n. [法]遗赠；[法]遗产（bequest 的复数）
1.Letting their tax cuts expire might reduce those bequests, but it will not reduce their current consumption significantly.
让其减税计划过期也许会减少那些遗产，但不会显著减少他们当前的消费。
2.Most of the Met's Picassos came as bequests or gifts.
大都会博物馆毕加索藏品的大部分来自遗赠或礼物。
3.He left bequests of money to all his friends..
他给所有的朋友都遗赠了一些钱。
4.There are only two lasting bequests we can hope to give our children.
我们所能给孩子的，只有两个可以持续长久的遗产。
5.In addition, Asian retirees appear to be motivated by a desire to leave bequests for the next generation.
此外，亚洲退休者的行为似乎受到一种希望给下一代留下遗产的愿望的驱动。
6.Instead of trying to use up all their savings before they die, most prefer to leave substantial bequests.
他们不会在其死之前试图花光所有的积蓄，相反，大部分人喜欢留下大量遗产。
7.Fourth, an inheritance tax based on equal opportunity principles would tax gifts and bequests received by younger individuals at higher rates than those received by older individuals.
第四，基于均等机会原则的遗产税将对年轻人所获得的遗赠和遗产征税的税率要高于对老年人所获得的遗赠或遗产征税的税率。
8.Fourth, an inheritance tax based on equal opportunity principles would tax gifts and bequests received by younger individuals at higher rates than those received by older individuals.
第四，基于均等机会原则的遗产税将对年轻人所获得的遗赠和遗产征税的税率要高于对老年人所获得的遗赠或遗产征税的税率。