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legacy

/ˈleɡ.ə.si/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das etwas bezeichnet, das aus der Vergangenheit überliefert wurde, wie Vermögen, Traditionen oder Errungenschaften, oft von einem Vorfahren oder Vorgänger.

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noun

/ˈleɡ.ə.si/B2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das etwas bezeichnet, das aus der Vergangenheit überliefert wurde, wie Vermögen, Traditionen oder Errungenschaften, oft von einem Vorfahren oder Vorgänger.

A noun referring to something handed down from the past, such as property, traditions, or achievements, often from an ancestor or predecessor.

  1. InheritanceB2formal

    Money or property left to someone in a will.

    deErbschaft

    • She received a substantial legacy from her grandfather.
    • The legacy included a house and a large sum of money.
    • He left a legacy to his favorite charity.

    Synonymebequestdeviseendowmentestategiftinheritancepatrimonysettlement

  2. Historical impactB2formal

    Something handed down from the past, such as a tradition, achievement, or cultural contribution.

    deVermächtnis

    • The artist's legacy continues to inspire new generations.
    • The legacy of the ancient civilization can be seen in its architecture.
    • His legacy as a leader is one of peace and progress.

    Synonymebequestbirthrightheritageinheritancepatrimonytradition

  3. Outdated systemB2informalIT

    An older computer system, software, or technology that is still in use.

    deAltsystem

    • The company still relies on legacy software from the 1990s.
    • Migrating from legacy systems to cloud platforms is expensive.
    • The legacy code is difficult to maintain.
Formen
  • legacies plural form
  • legacies' possessive plural form
  • legacy's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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