bestowal

be·stow

B0212000 (bĭ-stō′)tr.v. be·stowed, be·stow·ing, be·stows 1. To present as a gift or an honor; confer: bestowed high praise on the winners.2. To apply; use: "On Hester Prynne's story ... I bestowed much thought" (Nathaniel Hawthorne).3. To place or stow: "He bestowed [the money] in his pockets with feigned composure" (James Joyce).4. To store or house.

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[Middle English bistowen : bi-, be- + stowen, to place; see stow.]

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be·stow′a·ble adj.be·stow′al, be·stow′ment n.

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	bestowal - the act of conferring an honor or presenting a giftconferment, conferral, bestowmentgiving, gift - the act of giving
	2.	bestowal - a gift that is bestowed or conferredbestowmentgift - something acquired without compensation

bestowal

nounThe act of conferring, as of an honor:accordance, bestowment, conference, conferment, conferral, grant, presentation.

Translations

给与赠与

bestow

(biˈstəu) verb (with on) to give (especially a title, award etc) to someone. The Queen bestowed a knighthood on him. 把…授與(尤指頭銜、獎項等) 把...赠与，授予 beˈstowal noun 授與 赠与，给与