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['prəʊbeɪt]* * *probate /ˈprəʊbeɪt/n. (leg.)1 [u] omologazione; verifica dell'autenticità di un testamento● (leg.) probate court, corte di giustizia che omologa i testamenti (nomina tutori, affida minori, ecc.) □ (fisc.) probate duty, tassa di successione □ probate judge, giudice addetto all'omologazione dei testamenti □ to grant probate, omologare un testamento.(to) probate /ˈprəʊbeɪt/v. t.* * *['prəʊbeɪt]
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