also largess, "willingness to give or spend freely; munificence," c. 1200, from Old French largesse "a bounty, munificence," from Vulgar Latin *largitia "abundance," from Latin largus "abundant" (see large). In medieval theology, "the virtue whose opposite is avarice, and whose excess is prodigality" ["Middle English Dictionary"]. For Old French suffix -esse, compare fortress.
权威例句
1. Our people are in no need of richer nations'largesse.
我国人民不需要富国的施舍.
2. Bear's share holders will not benefit from the Fed's largesse.
贝尔的股东将从联邦理事会的慷慨中得到一些收益.
3. Broadly, there are two possible objections to Rio accepting Chinalco's largesse.
总体而言, 可能有两种理由反对力拓接受中铝的慷慨施舍.
4. In unexpected largesse? am I cold.
怎会冷漠于意外的赏赐?
5. Hence the unprecedented largesse of the bank bail - out.