Examples of using Bequeath in English and their translations into Portuguese
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gift, bequeath or otherwise transfer accounts without GameHouse's written permission.
we must bequeath impeccably….
Already bequeath this work as human training and pedagogical assumptions in kantian philosophy thinking bias;
Bequeath you for ever and ever to leave my house
Butlin, I bequeath to you this microphone cord
Usually, the wife was free from kin limitations to use(and bequeath) her dower to whatever
Man has to bequeath to his posterity a clean and worthy environment,
however, in 1363 she ultimately had to bequeath her lands to Albert's II son Duke Rudolf IV of Austria as well.
do hereby leave and bequeath to my daughter Christine all my possessions,
as well as the legacy of seriousness that central banks will bequeath to the ECB, should ensure the latter's credibility
When one of Prophet Muhammad's close companions suffered from a severe illness he asked how much of his vast wealth he should bequeath as a gift because he only had one daughter who qualified to be an inheritor under Islamic law.
So we reach the position that the man could bequeath to his wife by will a right which he himself, and for himself, did not possess;
publications, and bequeath two specialized journals thereafter forward the agendas of architecture
It has a dedication in Latin from Bureus to his patron Jacob van Dijk:"This small map I bequeath in the stead of a map of the whole world;
that protects me in his unconditional love; that bequeath me the"key" of his mantra;
the gift that the father can bequeath to his child in his/her human adventure.
will amaze the naturalist and to the I bequeath in the matter.
will amaze the naturalist and to the I bequeath in the matter.
market and bequeath that heritage to future generations.
In 1990 Jacqueline Picasso bequeathed many works by Picasso to the museum.