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Pronunciation / Transliteration: juānzhùzhě
"这位慷慨的捐助者帮助学校完成了新图书馆的建设。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A person who gives money or other help to a person or cause.
"The hospital received a large donation from an anonymous benefactor."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Latin benefactor 'someone who does well', from bene 'well' + facere 'to do'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Benefactor" is said worldwide
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bienfaiteur
Transliteration: bienfaiteur
"Il est le principal bienfaiteur de l'université."
Wohltäter
Transliteration: Wohltäter
"Der anonyme Wohltäter spendete eine Million Euro."
benefattore
Transliteration: benefattore
"La scuola ha ringraziato il suo generoso benefattore."
bienhechor
Transliteration: bienhechor
"El museo debe su existencia a un rico bienhechor."
benfeitor
Transliteration: benfeitor
"O hospital homenageou o seu principal benfeitor."
दाता
Transliteration: data
"वह अनाथालय के एक प्रमुख दाता हैं।"
捐助者
Transliteration: juānzhùzhě
"这位慷慨的捐助者帮助学校完成了新图书馆的建设。"
후원자
Transliteration: huwonja
"익명의 후원자가 장학금을 기부했습니다."
恩人
Transliteration: enjin
"彼は私の人生における最大の恩人です。"
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