beneficiaries

英 [ˌbɛnɪˈfɪʃəriz]

美 [ˌbɛnəˈfɪʃiˌɛriz]

n.  受益者; 受惠人; 遗产继承人
beneficiary的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 受益人；受惠者
  Someone who is abeneficiary ofsomething is helped by it.
  1. The main beneficiaries of pension equality so far have been men.
     迄今为止，退休金均等政策的主要受益者一直是男性。
• （遗嘱的）受益人
  Thebeneficiariesof a will are legally entitled to receive money or property from someone when that person dies.

双语例句

• The likely beneficiaries are populists of the right and left.
  右翼和左翼的民粹主义者可能会从中受益。
• The Global Index Reinsurance Facility targets farmers and agrarian communities among other beneficiaries.
  全球指数再保险基金的受益人包括农民和农业社区。
• The prime beneficiaries have been Hong Kong and Macau.
  最大的受益者是香港和澳门。
• Companies going public have been the biggest beneficiaries of the changes.
  上市公司成了这些变化的最大受益者。
• Participants and beneficiaries of development
  发展的参与者和受益者
• And inequality is more tolerable if its beneficiaries behave well.
  最后，如果不平等的受益者举止得当，人们对不平等的容忍度也会更高。
• Cheaper countries in Asia, especially Vietnam and Bangladesh, have been the main beneficiaries.
  劳动力成本更低的亚洲国家，特别是越南和孟加拉国，已成为主要的受益者。
• He wrote a will naming his wife and children as beneficiaries.
  他写了一份遗嘱，指定他的妻子与子女为受益人。
• The first beneficiaries were stable, non-cyclical industries such as telecoms or healthcare.
  首批受益者是电信和医疗等稳定的非周期性行业。
• The beneficiaries do not have rights over this account as long as you are living.
  只要您仍然在生，受益人对有关账户并没有任何权利。