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testament

/ˈtes.tə.mənt/

الترجمة: اسم يشير إلى وثيقة قانونية رسمية كالوصية، أو إلى إعلان عن معتقدات أو مبادئ، أو إلى دليل قاطع يثبت صحة أمر أو ادعاء.

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noun

/ˈtes.tə.mənt/B2formal
  • arاسم يشير إلى وثيقة قانونية رسمية كالوصية، أو إلى إعلان عن معتقدات أو مبادئ، أو إلى دليل قاطع يثبت صحة أمر أو ادعاء.

A noun that can refer to a formal legal document, such as a will, a statement of belief, or strong evidence supporting a fact or claim.

  1. Profession of beliefB2formal

    A formal statement or declaration of one's faith or convictions.

    arشهادة الإيمان

    • The ancient text is a testament to the community's spiritual devotion.
    • His life's work was a testament to his belief in equality.
    • The monument stands as a testament to the nation's founding principles.

    المرادفاتaffirmationavowalconfessioncreeddeclarationprofession

  2. Legal willB2formal

    A legal document that specifies how a person's property and assets should be handled after their death.

    arوصية

    • The lawyer read the deceased's last will and testament.
    • She included a charitable donation in her testament.
    • The court validated the testament after a thorough review.

    المرادفاتwill

  3. Strong evidenceB2formal

    Something that serves as clear proof or confirmation of a fact or quality.

    arدليل قاطع

    • The successful project is a testament to the team's hard work.
    • His recovery is a testament to modern medicine.
    • The building's architecture is a testament to the skill of its designers.

    المرادفاتattestationdemonstrationevidenceindicationprooftestimonywitness

الصيغ
  • testaments plural form
  • testaments' possessive plural form
  • testament's possessive singular form
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