English-Portuguese translation for "to bequeath"
"to bequeath" Portuguese translation
to bequeath {verb}
to bequeath [bequeathed|bequeathed] {vb} (also: to test, to assay)
to bequeath [bequeathed|bequeathed] {vb} (also: to leave, to devolve)
We are responsible for the disruption of the climate and for the dangerous world that we are going to bequeath to our children.
to bequeath [bequeathed|bequeathed] {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "bequeath":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to bequeath" in Portuguese
The crux of the matter here is to anchor the European family in the principled society bequeathed by European civilisation, the expression of which is the European Union.
This is how the Church in every age sees Mary. We praise her for giving us the Redeemer and we put our trust in her as the Mother whom her divine Son bequeathed to us from the Cross.
Portugal, like the country I know best - or used to know best - has done its own best to discharge the responsibilities bequeathed by history honourably and well.
We must therefore be prepared to correct the imperfections bequeathed by the Intergovernmental Conference when it altered the delicate balance achieved wisely and equitably by the Convention.
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