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1 legacy
∎ to leave sb a legacy faire un legs ou laisser un héritage à qn;∎ to come into a legacy faire un héritage;∎ the money is a legacy from my aunt j'ai hérité cet argent de ma tante, ma tante m'a légué cet argent(b) figurative héritage m;∎ this desk is a legacy from my predecessor j'ai hérité ce bureau de mon prédécesseur;∎ the legacy of the war was a divided Europe l'héritage de la guerre fut une Europe divisée;∎ the crisis left a legacy of bitterness la crise a créé un climat d'amertume -
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legacy [ˈlegəsɪ]legs m* * *['legəsɪ]1) Law legs m2) figthe legacy of — l'héritage m de [era, artist]; les séquelles fpl de [war]
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A n1 Jur legs m ;2 fig the legacy of l'héritage m de [era, event, movement, artist etc] ; les séquelles fpl de [war, suffering] ; X's legacy to sth la contribution de X à qch. -
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LAW legs m;∎ to leave sb a legacy faire un legs ou laisser un héritage à qn;∎ to come into a legacy faire un héritage -
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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.) héritage -
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1) Jur. legs; héritage2) Hist., Pol. vestige du passé; survivance; pf. séquelleEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > legacy
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Fisc., RU droits de mutation mortis causaEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > legacy and succession duties
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9 compulsory legacy
Jur. legs forcé; pf. legs mortis causaEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > compulsory legacy
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10 institutional legacy
Pol., Jur. héritage institutionnelEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > institutional legacy
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11 residuary legacy
Jur. legs a titre universelEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > residuary legacy
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14 baggage
baggage [ˈbægɪdʒ]► baggage check noun (US = receipt) bulletin m de consigne ; ( = security check) contrôle m des bagages* * *['bægɪdʒ]1) ( luggage) [U] bagages mpl••bag and baggage — avec armes et bagages (colloq)
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15 hangover
hangover [ˈhæŋəʊvə]b. ( = relic) this problem is a hangover from the previous administration c'est un problème que nous avons hérité de l'administration précédente* * *['hæŋəʊvə(r)]1) ( from drink) gueule f de bois (colloq) -
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personnel(elle);INSURANCE personal accident insurance assurance f contre les accidents corporels;personal account BANKING compte m individuel; STOCK EXCHANGE compte de tiers; ACCOUNTANCY compte propre;personal assets patrimoine m;BANKING personal assets profile profil m patrimonial;personal assistant (of executive) assistant(e) m, f; (with secretarial duties) secrétaire m f de direction;COMPUTING personal computer ordinateur m individuel;COMPUTING personal computing informatique f individuelle;personal credit crédit m personnel;COMPUTING personal digital assistant agenda m électronique de poche, assistant m numérique de poche;personal effects effets m pl personnels;personal estate propriété f mobilière;BANKING personal identification number code m confidentiel (d'une carte bancaire); personal injury dommage m corporel;British Personal Investment Authority = organisme chargé de surveiller les activités des conseillers financiers indépendants et de protéger les petits investisseurs;personal legacy legs m particulier;BANKING personal loan prêt m personnel, prêt personnalisé;MARKETING personal observation observationf en situation;personal pension plan retraite f personnelle;personal property biens m personnels;MARKETING personal selling ventes f pl personnelles;BANKING personal withdrawals levées f de compte -
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19 permit
1. [pə'mit] past tense, past participle - permitted; verb1) (to agree to (another person's action); to allow or let (someone do something): Permit me to answer your question; Smoking is not permitted.) permettre2) (to make possible: My aunt's legacy permitted me to go to America.) permettre (de)2. ['pə:mit] noun(a written order allowing a person to do something: We have a permit to export our product.) permis -
20 bitter
C adj1 ( sour) amer/-ère ;2 ( resentful) [person, tone, memory, comment] amer/-ère ; she felt bitter about the way they had treated her/about his accusation la façon dont ils l'avaient traitée/son accusation la remplissait d'amertume ;3 ( fierce) [critic] acerbe ; [hatred] profond ; [opposition, rivalry] farouche ; [attack, battle] féroce ; [argument, feud] violent ; they are bitter enemies ils se haïssent farouchement ;4 ( very cold) [weather, wind] glacial ;5 ( hard to accept) [disappointment, truth] cruel/-elle ; [legacy] littér lourd ; [harvest] littér dur ; [blow] dur ; the result was a bitter blow to the party le résultat a porté un coup dur au parti ; I know from bitter experience that ma triste expérience m'a appris que.it's a bitter pill to swallow la pilule est dure à avaler ; to fight/carry on to the bitter end lutter/aller jusqu'au bout.
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