testamento
testament, will
Noun testamento m (plural testamentos)
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will, testament
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(biblical) testament
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Él hizo un testamento el año pasado.
He made a will last year.
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El testamento fue declarado nulo por el tribunal.
The will was declared void by the court.
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El Viejo Testamento es la primera parte de la Biblia.
"The Old Testament" is the first part of the Bible.
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Su padre le dejó la casa en su testamento.
Her father left her the house in his will.
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El abogado elaboró mi testamento.
The lawyer drew up my will.
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Dejó todas sus propiedades a su mujer en su testamento.
He left all his property to his wife in his will.
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El Nuevo Testamento subraya la importancia de este número tipológico.
The New Testament underscores the importance of this typological number.
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¿Me permiten leer el resto del testamento ahora?
May I read the rest of the will now?
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Todas las otras partes del Nuevo Testamento, excepto el libro de los enigmas, llamado el Apocalipsis, son una colección de cartas bajo el nombre de epístolas.
All the other parts of the New Testament, except the book of enigmas, called the Revelations, are a collection of letters under the name of epistles.
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Él murió sin haber hecho un testamento.
He died without having made a will.
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