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1 future

future [ˈfju:t∫ə^r]

1. noun

a. avenir m

• what the future holds for us ce que l'avenir nous réserve

• there is a real future for bright young people in this firm cette entreprise offre de réelles perspectives d'avenir pour des jeunes gens doués

• in the future à l'avenir

• in the not too distant future dans un proche avenir

• there's no future in it [+ product, relationship] cela n'a aucun avenir

b. (Grammar) futur m

• in the future au futur

2. adjective

[plans, role] futur ; [king, queen] futur before n

• her future husband son futur mari

• future generations les générations fpl futures

• at some future date à une date ultérieure

• in future years dans les années à venir

• for future reference pour référence ultérieure

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✎ The English word ends in e whereas the French word does not.

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['fjuːtʃə(r)] 1.
noun

1) ( on time scale) avenir m

in the future — dans l'avenir

in the near ou not too distant future — dans un proche avenir

in future — à l'avenir

the train of the future — le train du futur

to see into the future — lire l'avenir

2) ( prospects) avenir m

3) Linguistics (also future tense) futur m

in the future — au futur
2.
futures plural noun Finance contrats mpl à terme
3.
adjective (épith) [generation, developments, investment, earnings] futur; [prospects] d'avenir; [queen, prince etc] futur (before n)

at some future date — à une date ultérieure

English-French dictionary > future
2 future

future ['fju:tʃə(r)]

1 noun

(a) (time ahead) avenir m;

∎ in (the) future à l'avenir;

∎ sometime in the near future or in the not so distant future (gen) bientôt; (more formal) dans un avenir proche;

∎ in the distant future dans un avenir lointain;

∎ the future is still uncertain l'avenir est encore incertain;

∎ I'll have to see what the future holds or has in store on verra ce que l'avenir me réserve;

∎ you have to think of the future il faut songer à l'avenir

(b) (prospects) avenir m;

∎ young people today don't have much of a future les jeunes d'aujourd'hui n'ont pas beaucoup d'avenir;

∎ he has a great future ahead of him as an actor c'est un comédien plein d'avenir;

∎ she wants to assure her son's future elle veut assurer un bon avenir à son fils;

∎ there is a future ahead for bilingual people in publishing le monde de l'édition offre des possibilités d'avenir pour les personnes bilingues;

∎ there's no future in farming l'agriculture n'est pas un métier d'avenir

(c) Grammar futur m;

∎ the future of the verb "to be" le futur du verbe "to be";

∎ in the future au futur

2 adjective

(a) (yet to happen, become) futur;

∎ future generations les générations fpl futures ou à venir;

∎ my future wife ma future épouse ou femme;

∎ current and future needs les besoins mpl actuels et futurs;

∎ at a future date à une date ultérieure;

∎ I kept it for future reference je l'ai conservé comme document

(b) Commerce (delivery, estate) à terme;

∎ goods for future delivery marchandises fpl livrables ultérieurement

3 in future adverb

à l'avenir;

∎ I shan't offer my advice in future! je ne donnerai plus de conseils désormais!;

∎ in future, please ask before taking anything à l'avenir, je vous prie de demander la permission avant de prendre quoi que ce soit

►► American Future Farmers of America = organisation nationale d'étudiants en agriculture;

Grammar future perfect futur m antérieur;

Finance Future Rate Agreement accord m de taux à terme;

Grammar future tense futur m, temps m futur

✾ Book 'Future Shock' Toffler 'Le Choc du futur'

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3 future

1. adjective
1) [zu]künftig

at some future date — zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt

2) (Ling.) futurisch

future tense — Futur, das; Zukunft, die

future perfect — Futur II, das
2. noun
1) Zukunft, die

a man with a future — ein Mann mit Zukunft

in future — in Zukunft; künftig

see somebody in the near future — jemanden demnächst sehen

there's no future in it — das hat keine Zukunft

2) (Ling.) Futur, das; Zukunft, die

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['fju: ə] 1. noun
1) ((what is going to happen in) the time to come: He was afraid of what the future might bring; ( also adjective) his future wife.) die Zukunft,(zu-)künftig

2) ((a verb in) the future tense.) die Zukunft
2. adjective
((of a tense of a verb) indicating an action which will take place at a later time.) zukünftig

- academic.ru/116813/in_future">in future

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fu·ture

[ˈfju:tʃəʳ, AM -ɚ]

I. n usu sing

1. (in time) Zukunft f

nobody knows what the \future holds niemand weiß, was die Zukunft bringt

to have plans for the \future Zukunftspläne haben [o geh hegen]

at some point in the \future irgendwann einmal

to plan for the \future Pläne für die Zukunft machen, Zukunftspläne schmieden

▪ in [AM usu the] \future in Zukunft

in the [not too] distant/near \future in [nicht allzu] ferner/naher Zukunft

2. LING

\future tense Futur nt

to be in the \future tense im Futur stehen

3. (prospects) Zukunft f, Zukunftsaussichten pl

she has a great \future ahead of her sie hat eine große Zukunft vor sich

there's no \future for this company diese Firma hat keine Zukunft

there's no \future for me in this company in dieser Firma habe ich keine Aussichten

to not have much of a \future keine [guten] Zukunftsaussichten haben

to face an uncertain \future einer ungewissen Zukunft entgegengehen

II. adj attr, inv zukünftig, kommend, später

\future delivery ECON Terminlieferung f

for \future delivery für [o auf] zukünftige Lieferung

\future generations kommende Generationen

\future husband zukünftiger Ehemann

in a \future life in einem Leben nach dem Tod

for \future reference zur späteren Verwendung

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['fjuːtʃə(r)]
1. n

1) Zukunft f

we will have to see what the future holds —

they look to the future with a certain anxiety — sie blicken mit einer gewissen Angst in die Zukunft

in future — in Zukunft

it won't happen in the foreseeable/near future — es wird in absehbarer/nächster Zeit nicht passieren

the strikes will continue into the foreseeable future — die Streiks werden auf absehbare Zeit anhalten

in the distant/not too distant future — in ferner/nicht allzu ferner Zukunft

that is still very much in the future — das liegt noch in weiter Ferne

what plans do you have for the future? — was für Zukunftspläne haben Sie?

there is a sound future in publishing — das Verlagswesen hat eine sichere Zukunft

to have a/any future — eine Zukunft haben

no one had any faith in its future — niemand glaubte daran, dass es eine Zukunft hatte

there is a real future for me with this firm —

her future lies or is in politics there's no future in this type of research — ihre Zukunft liegt in der Politik diese Art von Forschung hat keine Zukunft

2) (GRAM)

the future — das Futur, die Zukunft

3) (ST EX)pl Termingeschäfte pl

coffee futures — Terminkontrakte pl in Kaffee

commodity/financial futures — Waren-/Finanzterminkontrakte pl

futures market — Terminmarkt m, Terminbörse f

2. adj attr

1) generations, husband, wife, king, queen, role (zu)künftig

at a or some future date — zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt

his future prospects/plans — seine Aussichten/Pläne für die Zukunft, seine Zukunftsaussichten/-pläne

in future years — in den kommenden Jahren

for future reference,... — zu Ihrer Information,...

you can keep it for future reference — Sie können es behalten, um später darauf Bezug zu nehmen

future life — Leben nt nach dem Tod

2) (GRAM)

the future tense — das Futur, die Zukunft

the future perfect — die vollendete Zukunft

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future [ˈfjuːtʃə(r)]

A s

1. Zukunft f:

in (the) future in Zukunft, künftig, von jetzt ab oder an;

for the future für die Zukunft, künftig;

it’s all in the future das ist alles noch Zukunftsmusik;

there is no future in it es hat keine Zukunft;

have a great future (ahead of one) eine große Zukunft haben;

think of the future an die Zukunft oder an später denken

2. LING Futur n, Zukunft f

3. pl WIRTSCH

a) Termingeschäfte pl

b) Terminwaren pl:

futures contract Terminvertrag m

B adj

1. (zu)künftig, Zukunfts…: → reference A 8

2. LING futurisch

3. WIRTSCH Termin…:

future delivery

fut. abk future

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1. adjective
1) [zu]künftig

at some future date — zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt

2) (Ling.) futurisch

future tense — Futur, das; Zukunft, die

future perfect — Futur II, das
2. noun
1) Zukunft, die

a man with a future — ein Mann mit Zukunft

in future — in Zukunft; künftig

see somebody in the near future — jemanden demnächst sehen

there's no future in it — das hat keine Zukunft

2) (Ling.) Futur, das; Zukunft, die

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adj.

künftig adj.

zukünftig adj. n.

Zukunft f.

English-german dictionary > future
4 future

'fju: ə
1. noun
1) ((what is going to happen in) the time to come: He was afraid of what the future might bring; (also adjective) his future wife.) futuro

2) ((a verb in) the future tense.) futuro

2. adjective
((of a tense of a verb) indicating an action which will take place at a later time.) futuro

- in future

future n futuro

we'll go to the moon in the future iremos a la luna en el futuro

in future de ahora en adelante

be more careful in future ten más cuidado de ahora en adelante

future

tr['fjʊːʧə^SMALLr/SMALL]

adjective

1 futuro,-a

■ my future husband mi futuro marido

■ we arranged to meet at some future time quedamos para vernos en un futuro

noun

1 futuro, porvenir nombre masculino

■ the future is promising el futuro es prometedor

■ who knows what the future holds? ¿quién sabe lo que tiene reservado el futuro?

■ it's a good idea to save for the future es buena idea ahorrar para el futuro

■ my job has no future mi trabajo no tiene porvenir

2 (verb tense) futuro

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

in future en el futuro, de aquí en adelante

in the future en el futuro

in the distant future en un futuro lejano

in the near future en un futuro próximo

in the not too distant future en un futuro no muy lejano

future ['fju:ʧər] adj

: futuro

future n

: futuro m

future

adj.

• anticipado, -a adj.

• futuro, -a adj.

• venidero, -a adj.

n.

• futuro s.m.

• porvenir s.m.

I 'fjuːtʃər, 'fjuːtʃə(r)
noun

1) ( time ahead)

the future — el futuro

in the future — en el futuro

in the near/distant future — en un futuro próximo/lejano

in the not too distant future — en un futuro no muy lejano

in future — de ahora en adelante

2) c u ( prospects) futuro m, porvenir m

a job with a future — un trabajo con futuro

3) ( Ling) futuro m

4) futures pl ( Fin) futuros mpl

II

adjective (before n)

a) <husband/home> futuro

b) ( Ling)

the future tense — el futuro

['fjuːtʃǝ(r)]
1. ADJ

1) [husband, generations] futuro; [plans] para el futuro

at some future date or time — en un futuro

his future prospects are bleak — sus perspectivas de futuro no son nada halagüeñas

in future years — en los años venideros
reference
2) (Gram)

the future perfect — el futuro perfecto

the future tense — el futuro

2. N

1) futuro m

who knows what the future holds? — ¿quién sabe lo que nos depara el futuro?

they see schoolchildren as their customers of the future — ven a los niños en edad escolar como sus clientes del futuro

we must look to the future — tenemos que mirar al futuro

in future — de ahora en adelante

in the future — en el futuro

in the near future — en un futuro próximo or cercano

in the not too distant future — en un futuro no muy lejano

2) (=prospects) futuro m, porvenir m

her future is assured — tiene el futuro or el porvenir asegurado

he believes his future lies in comedy — piensa que su futuro or su porvenir está en la comedia

there's no future in it — no tiene futuro

3) (Gram) futuro m

in the future — en futuro

4) futures (Econ) futuros mpl

3.

CPD

the futures market N — (Econ) el mercado de futuros

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I ['fjuːtʃər, 'fjuːtʃə(r)]
noun

1) ( time ahead)

the future — el futuro

in the future — en el futuro

in the near/distant future — en un futuro próximo/lejano

in the not too distant future — en un futuro no muy lejano

in future — de ahora en adelante

2) c u ( prospects) futuro m, porvenir m

a job with a future — un trabajo con futuro

3) ( Ling) futuro m

4) futures pl ( Fin) futuros mpl

II

adjective (before n)

a) <husband/home> futuro

b) ( Ling)

the future tense — el futuro

English-spanish dictionary > future
5 posterity

1. n потомство

2. n собир. последующие поколения; потомки

this exploit will go down to posterity — этот подвиг войдёт в века

Синонимический ряд:

1. aftertime (noun) afterlife; aftertime; afterward; future; hereafter; infinity; millennium

2. future generations (noun) brood; children; descendants; family; future generations; get; heirs; issue; offspring; progeniture; progeny; scions; seed; succeeding generations; successors

English-Russian base dictionary > posterity
6 generation

noun

1) Generation, die

the present/rising generation — die heutige/heranwachsende od. junge Generation

first-/second-generation computers — etc. Computer usw. der ersten/zweiten Generation; attrib.

generation gap — Generationsunterschied, der

2) (production) Erzeugung, die

generation of electricity — Stromerzeugung, die

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noun

1) (one stage in the descent of a family: All three generations - children, parents and grandparents - lived together quite happily.) die Generation

2) (people born at about the same time: People of my generation all think the same way about this.) die Generation

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gen·era·tion

[ˌʤenəˈreɪʃ^ən]

I. n

1. (set of people) Generation f

\generation X Generation X

future \generations kommende Generationen

the next/older/younger \generation die nächste/ältere/jüngere Generation

from one \generation to the next, down the \generations von einer Generation zur anderen

for \generations seit Generationen

2. (developmental stage) Generation f

the next \generation of computers die nächste Computergeneration

3. no pl (production) Erzeugung f

electricity/energy [or power] \generation Strom-/Energieerzeugung f

4. COMPUT (production) of images Generierung f

5. COMPUT (version)

first \generation backup Backup nt o m der ersten Generation

II. in compounds

first-/second-/third-\generation der ersten/zweiten/dritten Generation nach n

first- and second-\generation immigrants Einwanderer pl [o Immigranten pl] der ersten und zweiten Generation

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["dZenə'reISən]
n

1) (lit, fig) Generation f

within a generation — in einer Generation

2) (= act of generating) Erzeugung f; (of jobs) Schaffung f

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generation [ˌdʒenəˈreıʃn] s

1. Generation f:

generation gap Generationsunterschied m

2. Generation f, Menschenalter:

generations umg eine Ewigkeit

3. BIOL Entwicklungsstufe f

4. Zeugung f, Fortpflanzung f: → academic.ru/69751/spontaneous">spontaneous 4

5. besonders CHEM, ELEK, PHYS Erzeugung f ( auch MATH), Entwicklung f:

generation of electricity Stromerzeugung

6. Entstehung f

7. WIRTSCH, TECH Generation f:

a new generation of cars;

a third-generation computer ein Computer der dritten Generation

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noun

1) Generation, die

the present/rising generation — die heutige/heranwachsende od. junge Generation

first-/second-generation computers — etc. Computer usw. der ersten/zweiten Generation; attrib.

generation gap — Generationsunterschied, der

2) (production) Erzeugung, die

generation of electricity — Stromerzeugung, die

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n.

Erzeugung f.

Generierung f.

Takterzeugung f.

English-german dictionary > generation
7 legacy

noun

Vermächtnis, das (Rechtsspr.); Erbschaft, die; (fig.) Erbe, das

leave somebody something as a legacy — (lit. or fig.) jemandem etwas hinterlassen

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['leɡəsi]
plural - legacies; noun

(something left in a will by someone who has died: He was left a legacy by his great-aunt.) das Vermächtnis

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lega·cy

[ˈlegəsi]

n

1. LAW Vermächtnis nt, Erbe nt, Erbschaft f

to leave sb a \legacy jdm ein Erbe hinterlassen [o vermachen

2. ( fig: heritage) Erbe nt, Vermächtnis nt fig

\legacy of culture Kulturerbe nt

a rich \legacy of literature ein reiches literarisches Erbe

3. (consequence) Auswirkung f

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['legəsɪ]
n (lit, fig)
Erbschaft f, Vermächtnis nt; (fig also) Erbe nt; (fig pej) Hinterlassenschaft f
to leave sb a legacy of sth (fig) —

our legacy to future generations must not be a polluted world — wir dürfen den zukünftigen Generationen keine verschmutzte Welt hinterlassen

the tragedy left a legacy of bitterness — die Tragödie hinterließ Bitterkeit

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legacy [ˈleɡəsı] s JUR Vermächtnis n, fig auch Erbe n

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noun

Vermächtnis, das (Rechtsspr.); Erbschaft, die; (fig.) Erbe, das

leave somebody something as a legacy — (lit. or fig.) jemandem etwas hinterlassen

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n.

Erbe -s n.

Erbschaft f.

Hinterlassenschaft f.

Legat -- (Gesetz) n.

Vermächtnis n.

English-german dictionary > legacy
8 posterity

noun, no pl., no art.

die Nachwelt

go down to posterity [as something] — [als etwas] in die Geschichte eingehen

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[po'sterəti]
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) die Nachwelt

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pos·ter·ity

[pɒsˈterəti, AM pɑ:ˌsterət̬i]

n no pl ( form) Nachwelt f geh

to preserve sth for \posterity etw der Nachwelt erhalten

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[pɒ'sterItɪ]
n
die Nachwelt
they videoed it for posterity — sie haben es für die Nachwelt auf Video aufgenommen

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posterity [pɒˈsterətı; US pɑ-] s

1. Nachkommen(schaft) pl(f)

2. Nachwelt f:

go down to posterity in die Geschichte eingehen

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noun, no pl., no art.

die Nachwelt

go down to posterity [as something] — [als etwas] in die Geschichte eingehen

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n.

Nachwelt -en f.

English-german dictionary > posterity
9 posterity

[po'sterəti]
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) eftertiden

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[po'sterəti]
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) eftertiden

English-Danish dictionary > posterity
10 save

save [seɪv]

1. transitive verb

   a. ( = rescue) sauver

• to save sb from drowning sauver qn de la noyade

• we must save the planet for future generations il faut sauvegarder la planète pour les générations à venir

• to save sth from the fire sauver qch de l'incendie

• to save sb's life sauver la vie à qn

• I couldn't do it to save my life je serais incapable de le faire

• to save one's own skin (inf) sauver sa peau (inf)

• to save the day sauver la mise

• to save face sauver la face

   b. ( = store away) [+ money] mettre de côté ; [+ food] garder

• he has money saved up il a de l'argent de côté

• I've saved you a piece of cake je t'ai gardé un morceau de gâteau

• I was saving the wine for later je gardais le vin pour plus tard

• to save stamps ( = collect) collectionner les timbres

• will you save me a place at your table? tu me gardes une place à ta table ?

   c. ( = not spend, not take) [+ money, work] économiser ; [+ time] gagner ; ( = avoid) [+ need] éviter ( sb sth qch à qn)

• you have saved me a lot of trouble vous m'avez évité bien des ennuis

• going by plane will save you four hours vous gagnerez quatre heures en prenant l'avion

• you save $1 if you buy three packets en achetant trois paquets vous économisez un dollar

• to save petrol économiser de l'essence

• to save energy faire des économies d'énergie

• he's saving his strength for tomorrow's race il se ménage pour la course de demain

   d. to save a goal arrêter un tir

   e. [+ computer file] sauvegarder

2. intransitive verb

   a. ( = save up) mettre de l'argent de côté

• to save for the holidays mettre de l'argent de côté pour les vacances

► to save on sth économiser sur qch

   b. (Sport) arrêter le tir

3. noun

(Sport) parade f

4. preposition

(literary) sauf

• save that... sauf que...

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[seɪv] 1.
noun

1) Sport arrêt m de but

2) Computing sauvegarde f
2.
transitive verb

1) ( rescue) sauver

she saved him from falling — elle l'a empêché de tomber

she saved the country from civil war — elle a évité au pays de sombrer dans la guerre civile

to save somebody from himself — protéger quelqu'un contre lui-même

to save somebody's life — lit, fig sauver la vie à quelqu'un

he can't speak German to save his life! — (colloq) il ne parle pas un mot d'allemand!

to save the day ou the situation — sauver la situation

2) (put by, keep) mettre [quelque chose] de côté [money, food]; garder [goods, documents]

to have money saved — avoir de l'argent de côté

to save something for somebody —

to save somebody something — garder quelque chose pour quelqu'un

3) ( economize on) économiser [money, energy]; gagner [time, space]

to save one's energy/voice — ménager ses forces/sa voix

you'll save money/£20 — vous ferez des économies/une économie de 20 livres

to save somebody something — faire économiser quelque chose à quelqu'un [money]; éviter quelque chose à quelqu'un [trouble, expense, journey]; faire gagner quelque chose à quelqu'un [time]

to save somebody/something (from) having to do — éviter à quelqu'un/quelque chose de faire

to save doing — éviter de faire

4) Sport arrêter [penalty]

5) Religion sauver

6) Computing sauvegarder, enregistrer (on, to sur)

7) (also save up) ( collect) collectionner
3.
intransitive verb

1) ( put by funds) = save up

2) ( economize) économiser, faire des économies

to save on — faire des économies de [energy, paper]
4.
reflexive verb

to save oneself

1) ( rescue oneself) lit, fig s'en tirer

to save oneself (from) having to do — éviter de faire

2) ( keep energy) se réserver ( for pour)

3) ( avoid waste)

to save oneself money — économiser

to save oneself time — gagner du temps

to save oneself a journey — s'éviter un déplacement

•

Phrasal Verbs:

- save up

English-French dictionary > save
11 posterity

po'sterəti
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) posteridad

posterity

tr[pɒs'terɪtɪ]

noun

1 posteridad nombre femenino

posterity [pɑ'stɛrət̬i] n

: posteridad f

posterity

n.

• posteridad s.f.

• venidero s.m.

pɑː'sterəti, pɒ'sterəti
mass noun posteridad f

[pɒs'terɪtɪ]
N posteridad f
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[pɑː'sterəti, pɒ'sterəti]
mass noun posteridad f

English-spanish dictionary > posterity
12 posterity

[po'sterəti]
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) potomstvo

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[pɔstériti]
noun

potomstvo, zanamstvo

English-Slovenian dictionary > posterity
13 posterity

po'sterəti
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) kommende slekter, etterkommere

etterslekt

subst. \/pɒˈsterətɪ\/

1) ettertiden, kommende slekter, kommende generasjoner

2) ( gammeldags) etterkommere, etterslekt

English-Norwegian dictionary > posterity
14 posterity

[po'sterəti]
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) komandi kynslóðir

English-Icelandic dictionary > posterity
15 posterity

leszármazottak, utókor
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[po'sterəti]
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) utókor

English-Hungarian dictionary > posterity
16 posterity

[po'sterəti]
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) posteridade

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pos.ter.i.ty

[pɔst'eriti] n posteridade.

English-Portuguese dictionary > posterity
17 posterity

n. gelecek kuşaklar, soy, nesil

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[po'sterəti]
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) gelecek kuşaklar

English-Turkish dictionary > posterity
18 posterity

• jälkipolvi

• jälkeläiset

• jälkimaailma

• jälkipolvet

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po'sterəti
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) jälkipolvet

English-Finnish dictionary > posterity
19 posterity

[pɒ'sterətɪ]
nome posterità f., posteri m.pl.

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[po'sterəti]
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) posterità

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posterity /pɒˈstɛrətɪ/
n. [u]

posterità; (i) posteri.

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[pɒ'sterətɪ]
nome posterità f., posteri m.pl.

English-Italian dictionary > posterity
20 posterity

[pɔs'tɛrɪtɪ]
n

potomność f

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[po'sterəti]
noun

(people coming after; future generations: The treasures must be kept for posterity.) potomność

English-Polish dictionary > posterity

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