adj.宽宏的，大度的(尤指对敌人或对手)

The magnanimous general offered his defeated opponent the chance to surrender with honor.
那位宽宏大量的将军给予战败对手一个光荣投降的机会。
She displayed a magnanimous spirit by forgiving those who had wronged her.
她展现了宽宏大量的精神，原谅了那些伤害过她的人。
The magnanimous winner donated half of his prize money to charity.
那位慷慨大度的获胜者将他一半的奖金捐给了慈善机构。
It was magnanimous of him to overlook the mistake and give her another chance.
他宽宏大量，没有计较那个错误，给了她第二次机会。
The magnanimous gesture of the CEO in sharing the company's profits with all employees boosted morale significantly.
CEO慷慨大方地与所有员工分享公司利润，这一举动极大地提升了士气。
Despite his victory, he was magnanimous in his speech, praising his opponents for their hard work and dedication.
尽管他赢得了胜利，但在演讲中他表现得非常大度，赞扬对手们的努力和奉献。
The philanthropist's magnanimous donation funded the construction of several schools in underprivileged areas.
那位慈善家的慷慨捐助资助了在贫困地区建造几所学校。
In a magnanimous act, the celebrity invited her critics to a private dinner to discuss their concerns.
显示出宽宏大量的风范，那位名人邀请她的批评者参加私人晚宴，共同讨论他们的担忧。
The magnanimous conqueror spared the lives of the captured soldiers and allowed them to return home.
那位宽宏大量的征服者饶恕了被俘士兵的性命，并允许他们回家。
Her magnanimous decision to forgive her estranged sibling led to a long-overdue reconciliation.
她宽宏大量地决定原谅与她疏远的兄弟姐妹，这促成了一次久违的和解。