endowed

• 形容某人或某物天生具有某种品质、能力或资源。

Describes someone or something that is naturally provided with a particular quality, ability, or resource.

1. Naturally giftedB2formal

   Having a natural ability, talent, or quality.

   天赋的

   • She is endowed with a remarkable singing voice.
   • He is endowed with great intelligence and creativity.
   • The artist was endowed with an extraordinary sense of color.

   同义词giftedtalented

   反义词unskilleduntalented

2. Provided with fundsB2formal

   Having been given a large amount of money or resources, typically through a donation or inheritance.

   获得资助的

   • The university is well endowed by its alumni.
   • The museum was endowed with a generous grant.
   • The foundation is endowed to support scientific research.

   同义词fundedsubsidizedsupported

• 动词，表示赋予某人或某物某种品质、能力或资产，通常带有正式或慷慨的意味。

A verb used to indicate the act of providing someone or something with a quality, ability, or asset, often in a formal or generous manner.

1. Provide with a quality or abilityB2formal

   To naturally possess or be given a particular quality, ability, or characteristic.

   赋予

   • She is endowed with great musical talent.
   • Nature endowed him with a sharp intellect.
   • The region is endowed with abundant natural resources.

   同义词bestowblessequipfurnishgiftgraceinvestprovidesupply

2. Provide with money or propertyB2formal

   To give a large sum of money or property to an institution, such as a university or charity.

   资助

   • The billionaire endowed the university with a new research center.
   • She decided to endow a scholarship fund for underprivileged students.
   • The museum was endowed by a generous donor.

   同义词capitalizefinancefundsubsidize