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(an agreement between two people or two parties to do, or not to do, something: She signed a covenant to give money to the school fund.) pacto, convenio, alianzatr['kʌvənənt]covenant ['kʌvənənt] n: pacto m, contrato mn.• alianza s.f.• convenio s.m.• pacto s.m.v.• pactar v.'kʌvənənta) ( contract) pacto m, cláusula fb) ( Bib) alianza f['kʌvɪnǝnt]1. N1) (legal) pacto m, convenio m ; (also: tax covenant) (Brit) sistema de contribuciones caritativas con beneficios fiscales para el beneficiario ; deed2)Covenant — (Bible) Alianza f
2.VT pactar, concertarto covenant £20 a year to a charity — concertar el pago de 20 libras anuales a una sociedad benéfica
3.VI* * *['kʌvənənt]a) ( contract) pacto m, cláusula fb) ( Bib) alianza f
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