1.捐赠基金[财产等]给(学校,医院等);留给(寡妇)一部分遗产
2.授与,赋与(特权等)
1.to give money to a school, hospital, or other institution
1.The physical energy and strength with which nature had not endowed them.
大自然不曾赋予他们的能量和气力
2.Gulistan's paintings dwell there quietly, as if endowed with life, as if waiting to be discovered. . .
古丽的画被赋予了生命一般，静静的停留在那里，似乎在等待着被发现……。
3.Endowed with a strong will and outstanding determination, he never ceased fighting to achieve this ideal.
他以坚强的意志和非凡的毅力为实现这个理想奋斗不息。
4.But if richness needs gifts with which everyone is not endowed, simplicity by no means comes by nature.
但是如果说写华丽文章需要人们都不具备的天资，简洁则决不是天生的。
5.He is endowed with all the great virtues of a great man; has no enmities, no dislikes for any human being.
他天生被赋予一个伟人的全部优点：没有憎恶，而被任何人所喜欢。
6.Happiness is the ultimate life goal, chasing happiness is all human's right which been endowed by the God.
幸福是人生的最终目的，追求幸福是人类所具有的天赋权利。
7.They saw themselves as well-endowed with all the refined feelings and sensibilities that could be expected of a gentleman.
他们认为自己被赋有优雅情感和被绅士所期许的那种敏感性。
8.Up to this time at least, she had endowed him with such qualities.
至少到目前为止，她认为他是有这些品质的。
9.My job. You think you can do it better, so here's your chance. When you leave this building, you will be endowed with all my powers.
我的动作。你觉得你能做到更好，那么机会来了。你走出这栋大楼的时候，你将被赋予我的力量。
10.is a natural gift, then he was clearly not endowed with it, so he did not try to imitate the townsfolk's spiteful talk.
设若口齿灵利是出于天才，他天生来的不愿多说话，所以也不愿学着城里人的贫嘴恶舌。