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单词 donor
释义
donor
noun[C]
uk
/ˈdəʊ.nər/us
/ˈdoʊ.nɚ/
C2
apersonwho gives some oftheirbloodor apartoftheirbodytohelpsomeone who isill:
献血者；器官捐献者
ablooddonor献血者
akidneydonor肾脏捐献者
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
someone who gives something
  • giverWomen are the primary gift givers in households.
  • donorOne anonymous donor contributed $1 million.
  • benefactorPip is told he has a mysterious benefactor and is going to be very well off.
  • philanthropistThe philanthropist has given a large chunk of his fortune to good causes.
  • sponsorLondon Fashion Week is funded by corporate sponsors.
  • backerThey were lucky to find two wealthy backers.
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C2
apersonwho givesmoneyorgoodsto anorganization:
捐助者，捐赠者
Thanks to alargegiftfrom ananonymousdonor, thecharitywasabletocontinueitswork.多亏得到了一位匿名人士的大笔捐助，该慈善机构才得以继续运转。
More examples
  • Anattempttoimplantanembryousing aneggfrom ananonymouswoman donor wasunsuccessful.
  • Thecharitywill go underunlessagenerousdonor can befoundwithin the next fewmonths.
  • Themoneyfor the newhospitalwas put up by ananonymousdonor.
  • InBritain,AIDStestsare nowperformedon allpeoplewhooffertobecomeblooddonors.
  • Transplantation oforgansfromlivingdonorsraisesethicalissues.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Medical treatment: people who receive medical treatment
  • asthmatic
  • case
  • casualty
  • convalescent
  • day patient
  • epileptic
  • geriatric
  • health tourist
  • injured
  • invalid
  • medical tourist
  • non-responder
  • organ donor
  • outpatient
  • patient
  • sick
  • sufferer
  • under
  • wounded
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Generous & charitable
(Definition ofdonorfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

donor| American Dictionary

donor
noun[C]
us
/ˈdoʊ·nər/
apersonwho givesmoneyor somethingelseofvalueto anorganization:
Alargegiftfrom ananonymousdonor willallowus tocontinueourwork.
A donor is also someone who givesbloodor whoagreesto give anorganorbodyparttohelpsomeoneelse.
(Definition ofdonorfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

donor| Business English

donor
noun[C]
uk
/ˈdəʊnər/us
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
apersonororganizationthat gives something ofvaluesuch asmoneyorgoodsto anotherpersonororganization:
He was agenerousdonor toAIDScharities.
Abouthalfof thefundingfor the newlabcame fromcorporatedonors.
(Definition ofdonorfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdonor

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Humans, at this time, provide too many hurdles not the least of which is a lack of willing brain donors that are the same age.
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The follow-up donors were then tested on the 11 networks.
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Second, donors are becoming more and more disenchanted with the problems attendant upon project-based aid.
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Other explanations of failure are more clearly attributable to donors.
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Due to the manner in which we receive our specimens, the nature and medical history of the donors' diabetes are unknown.
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As a medium for publicity and advertising it was indispensable, so communal bodies paid for notices and lists of donors to be published.
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External agencies and donors could do more for conservation where scientific and institutional strength are lacking.
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The disease was locally eliminated from many countries following an intensive worldwide spraying operation funded by international donors.
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Many donors are involved in projects and programmes that are intertwined in time and space in a given country.
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The allocation ofriskbetween donors and recipients is one such problem.
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Three fermentations were carried out using inocula from three healthy human donors.
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He ignored requests for internal funding and blocked access to external donors.
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Given a chance, this protocol might expand the pool of potential donors and recipients, reducing the gap between the 62,000 waiting and the 5,500 donating.
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Less obvious: recipients know that donors and nondonors have categorized themselves knowingly and voluntarily.
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There is still the requirement for parental consent as a safeguard against the exploitation of children as organ donors.
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Collocationswithdonor

donor

These are words often used in combination withdonor.

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anonymous donor
The beneficiary of blood donation, neither knowing of, nor usually caring about, theanonymousdonor uses the blood (and its donor) exclusively as a means to her own ends.
From theCambridge English Corpus
bilateral donor
This is followed by a similar list of eight majorbilateraldonorcountries and their activities in the population field.
From theCambridge English Corpus
corporate donors
It was one of our biggest corporate donors.
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