bounty

/boun-tee/US // ˈbaʊn ti //UK // (ˈbaʊntɪ) //

赏金,恩惠,赏赐,赏钱

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural boun·ties.
- : a premium or reward, especially one offered by a government: There was a bounty on his head. Some states offer a bounty for dead coyotes.
- : a generous gift.
- : generosity in giving.

nounbonus; compensation

Synonyms

Of course, cinema has set feasts on screen for a long, long time, using food to evoke desire, love, loneliness, bounty, joy, and a lot more.
Scientists locked in on that goal some decades ago and set out to clone a single “elite” palm, one that produced a bounty of oil, into 50,000 palms just like it.
So, this conglomerate of women, plus the bounty hunter, equaled intrigue for Rachel and me.
Finally, if you panic-planted a pandemic garden, salads are by far the best way to deploy your bounty.
Snap delivered its annual “partner summit” virtually in the second-quarter, where it showed off a bounty of new products including Minis, which lets third-party developers create what are essentially mini apps inside of the Snapchat platform.
Rural churches were deserted, and the connection between the land and the bounty of harvests was gone.
A bounty hunter told AFP that the suspected Texan could very well be Everett Livvix of Robinson, Illinois.
The state of Idaho paid a bounty hunter to kill wolves in the Salmon River country.
ISIS also had made use of its bounty of captured American equipment.
Lobbyists use these trips to lavish bounty on Congressmen, far from prying eyes.
Instinct had prompted her to put away her husband's bounty in casting off her allegiance.

/boun-tee/US // ˈbaʊn ti //UK // (ˈbaʊntɪ) //

赏金,恩惠,赏赐,赏钱

n.名词 noun

1
plural boun·ties.
- : a premium or reward, especially one offered by a government: There was a bounty on his head. Some states offer a bounty for dead coyotes.
- : a generous gift.
- : generosity in giving.

nounbonus; compensation

Synonyms

Of course, cinema has set feasts on screen for a long, long time, using food to evoke desire, love, loneliness, bounty, joy, and a lot more.
Scientists locked in on that goal some decades ago and set out to clone a single “elite” palm, one that produced a bounty of oil, into 50,000 palms just like it.
So, this conglomerate of women, plus the bounty hunter, equaled intrigue for Rachel and me.
Finally, if you panic-planted a pandemic garden, salads are by far the best way to deploy your bounty.
Snap delivered its annual “partner summit” virtually in the second-quarter, where it showed off a bounty of new products including Minis, which lets third-party developers create what are essentially mini apps inside of the Snapchat platform.
Rural churches were deserted, and the connection between the land and the bounty of harvests was gone.
A bounty hunter told AFP that the suspected Texan could very well be Everett Livvix of Robinson, Illinois.
The state of Idaho paid a bounty hunter to kill wolves in the Salmon River country.
ISIS also had made use of its bounty of captured American equipment.
Lobbyists use these trips to lavish bounty on Congressmen, far from prying eyes.
Instinct had prompted her to put away her husband's bounty in casting off her allegiance.