Examples of using Bequeath in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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Political
It says,"We bequeath the rest of our estate to Tahini.
As we bequeath her name to our equally beloved Delilah. Indeed.
they get one-eighth of what you bequeath.
I also bequeath to you my personal effects.
I bequeath unto you the fourth slap.
Today, we bequeath America's future into your able hands.
Oh, for Pete's sake. I hereby bequeath my entire estate…-"Estate.
Such are the counsels which I bequeath unto you.
I bequeath one fourth of my estate to Adele Laborit, my patient friend in my declining years.
I bequeath, bestow and devise, free of all taxation the painting known as'Boy with Apple… Wow!
Heard your father bequeath his crown to Alfred.-
The painting known as'Boy with Apple… Monsieur Gustave H, I bequeath, bestow and devise,
Although each person here, and more,- You should. heard your father bequeath his crown to Alfred.
We would, of course, bequeath Aethelflaed titled lands, rich lands, in Mercia, to further the union. Ancestry.
We would, of course, bequeath Aethelflaed titled lands, Ancestry. rich lands, in Mercia, to further the union.
Budgetary rigour is the guarantee that today's generation will not bequeath excessive debt to future generations.
a mobile app with which parents can capture their memorable stories and bequeath them to their children for the future.
Represents the two most important gifts a god can bequeath on a man, the ability to see
foresight to preserve what we have inherited so that we can bequeath something even better and greater to future generations.
A wealthy person might bequeath money for the setting up of some almshouses in the hope that the residents might then regularly pray for his soul.