bequest in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for bequest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bequest [Am bəˈkwɛst, Brit bɪˈkwɛst] N

bequest

legado m

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manda

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legado

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bequest in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for bequest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bequest [bɪˈkwest] N

bequest

legado m

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manda

bequest

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Women with jus trium liberorum were no longer submitted to tutela mulierum and could receive inheritances otherwise bequest to their children.

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One result of the bequest was that a building was erected to allow public lectures for the professor, as well as the professor of botany.

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The property was given to the town by bequest in 1938, for use as a hospital.

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This bequest allowed the library to be built and endowed.

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The bequest of his own collection of over nine thousand more coins provided the nucleus of today's public collection.

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Bequests were made for the nave in 1443, for the porch in 1463, and a donation was made in 1504 for lead.

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A large bequest in 1954 made possible a new museum building.

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Despite the vow of poverty, many of the institutions had become very rich through donations, bequests, and the acquisition of land and property.

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Other reported provisions of the will included bequests of up to $10 million to various charities.

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Quite a few acquired collections of books, scientific instruments or natural history exhibits, either through purchase or bequest.

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