vested
adj
ˈvestɪəd
adj
1
vested interest
a
strong
reason
for
wanting
something
to
happen
because
you
will
gain
from
it
既得利益，既定利益
Since
he
owns
the
strip
of
land,
Cook
has
a
vested
interest
in
the
project
being
approved.
库克拥有那块地，因此这个项目获批他是有既定好处的。
2
vested interests
the
groups
of
people
who
will
gain
from
a
plan,
project,
proposal
etc
既得利益集团
The
proposal
faces
tough
opposition
from
powerful
vested
interests.
那项建议面临强大的既得利益集团的强烈反对。
3
vested
rights,
powers,
property
etc
belong
to
you
and
cannot
be
removed
〔权利、财产等〕既定的
Shareholders
have
a
vested
right
to
10%
per
annum.
股东享有每年 10% 分红的既定权利。
4
having
full
rights
to
own
or
have
something
[术语] 有权享受的
technical
become/get
vested
(in
sth)
He
only
took
the
job
to
get
vested
in
the
pension
fund.
他干那份工作只是想有权享受养老金。