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estate

/ɪˈsteɪt/

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noun

/ɪˈsteɪt/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее большой участок земли, часто с большим домом на нём, или всё имущество и активы, принадлежащие человеку на момент его смерти.

A noun referring to a large area of land, often with a large house on it, or all the property and assets owned by a person at the time of their death.

  1. Large property or landB1formal

    A large area of land, often with a large house, owned by one person or family.

    ruПоместье

    • The family owns a large estate in the countryside.
    • The estate includes several farms and a forest.
    • He inherited the estate from his grandfather.

    Synonymsdemesnedomainlandmanorparkplantationproperty

  2. Housing developmentB1formalbritish

    A planned area of houses or buildings, often built together.

    ruЖилой комплекс

    • They bought a new house on a modern housing estate.
    • The estate has a playground and a community center.
    • Many families live on this estate.

    Synonymsdevelopmenthousing developmenthousing estatesubdivisiontract

  3. Legal term: property and assetsB2formal

    All the money and property owned by a person, especially at death.

    ruИмущество

    • The lawyer is managing the deceased's estate.
    • Her estate was divided among her children.
    • The estate includes stocks, bonds, and real estate.

    Synonymspropertywealth

Forms
  • estates plural form
  • estates' possessive plural form
  • estate's possessive singular form
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