be endowed with

基本解釋

The model, at least as it is shown, doesn't identify the kinds of values the associated objects might be endowed with.
模型，至少如其顯示的一樣，不確定出這些類型的值，以及可能具有的相關(guān)對(duì)象。
It flows from her premise that elephants should be endowed with all the basic human rights, and that we can expect them to respect our rights in turn.
依據(jù)她的假設(shè)得出:象應(yīng)儅享有所有人類享有的基本權(quán)利，而且反過(guò)來(lái)我們可以要求他們尊重我們的權(quán)利。
If zombies are logically possible, some philosophers insist, then conscious beings must be endowed with an ineffable essence that cannot be reduced to biological circuitry.
有些哲學(xué)家堅(jiān)持認(rèn)爲(wèi)：如果這種僵屍狀態(tài)存在的話，那麼人的意識(shí)必定是某種神諭的本質(zhì)，而不能被歸爲(wèi)生物性的某種循環(huán)。

The priority, both for all Arab states whether they be well endowed with natural resources such as oil, gas, gypsum or even fertile soil is the ability to create opportunity for an already high number of young people ready to enter onto the job market.
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Mrs Clinton seems to be no more endowed with natural political judgment than she is with innate charisma.
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He wants the prime minister to be directly elected and endowed with strong powers.
ECONOMIST: And the mainstream parties would do well to heed it