英语词汇vest的意思、翻译、用法及例句-英语用法大全

词组	vest
释义	vest An abstract possession, such as a power or right, is vested in a person or institution, but a person or institution is vested with an abstract possession. Both these uses of the transitive verb vest are common and correct: • The United States Constitution vested all harbor rights and responsibilities in the Federal Government —Dictionary of American History, 1940 • The framers of the system of 1875 intended to vest the President with some measure of independent power —Ernest Barker, Essays on Government, 1945
随便看	internecine interpose interpretative, interpretive intervene in that case, in the case of in the circumstances in the course of in the event that in the final analysis in the hope of, in the hopes that in the hope of, in the hope that in the hopes of, in the hopes that in the hopes of, in the hope that in the worst way into intrigue introduce intrude inundate inure, enure invent invest in view of the fact that invite invoke

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