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something that is a part of your history or that remains from an earlier time. legado. The Greeks have a rich legacy of literature. Los griegos tienen un rico legado literario. The war has left a legacy of hatred. Menos ejemplos. The scars are the legacy of chicken pox. I received a small legacy from an aunt. The novel will be his legacy.
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legacy n. figurative (lasting influence) legado nm. Freud has left a legacy that affects psychiatry to this day. Freud ha dejado un legado que incide en la psiquiatría hasta nuestros días. legacy n. ( [sth] handed down: idea, actions) legado nm. Their desire to buy land is a legacy from feudal times.
legacy sustantivo (plural: legacies) legado m (uso frecuente) (plural: legados m) The artist has died, but his artistic legacy lives on. El artista ha muerto, pero su legado artístico sobrevive. patrimonio m (plural: patrimonios m) I inherited a small legacy from a distant relative. Heredé un pequeño patrimonio de un familiar lejano.
money or property that a person or organization receives from someone who has died: Many people want to leave a legacy to a charity they have supported all their lives.
traducción legacy del Inglés al Español, diccionario Inglés - Español, ver también 'legally, lacy, legal, legality', ejemplos, conjugación.
a situation that has developed as a result of past actions and decisions: legacy of sth The policies of the last ten years are responsible for the legacy of huge consumer debt. The President's greatest legacy was the message he always gave that humans can improve their lives if they try.
Traducción de "legacy" en español. Sustantivo. legado m herencia f patrimonio m. legacía f. heredado. Mostrar más. On the issue of his legacy, only time will tell. En cuanto al tema de su legado, sólo el tiempo dirá. The film's legacy includes a potential remake in the pike. El legado de la película incluye una remake potencial en el futuro.
