grantor

用法例句

a trust that is created under a will and that becomes active after the grantor dies.

基于遗嘱并在授予人死后生效的信托。

To grant authorization or sanction to(someone;authorize or empower.

授权给予（某人）授权或批准；授权或给予权力

name of grantee

被授予专利权人姓名

give or grant(a degree or title)to sb

授予某人（学位或头衔）

award sb. the degree of M.A.

授予某人文学硕士学位

the act of raising someone to the nobility.

授予某人爵位的行为。

authorization(for sth/to do sth);power given to sb to do sth

授予某人做某事的权力.

Restitutio natalium(=Restituere natales)

授予生来自由人身份

vest sb with authority, rights in an estate, etc

授予某人权力、 产权等

Give a man a fish and he eats a day.

（给人以鱼，一日食鱼；授人予渔，终身得鱼。

pu Purple Heart(medal awarded to a soldier who has been wounded in battle )

（授予作战负伤之军人的）紫心勋章.

The Sheriff stepped forward to present the man with his prize.

郡长走上前，把奖品授予那个人。

(in Scottish universities)award a degree to(sb)

（苏格兰大学）将学位授予（某人）.

an adult who was given custody of the child.

被授予孩子监护权的成年人

The court grant me a lien on my debtor's property

法庭授予我对我债务人财产的留置权

One upon whom something, such as an honor, is conferred.

领受者被授予称号（例如，荣誉）的人

Confer a rank, an office or power on sb

授予某人官阶、职位或权力

Famous people can be honoured with a special degree from this university.

这所大学可以授予名人特别荣誉学位。