testament
BrE /ˈtes.təmənt/ AmE /ˈtɛstəmənt/
noun en → es
a legal document in which a person states what should happen to their money and possessions after they die
testamento, documento legal
Collocations last will and testament
-
He made a new testament before he died.
Hizo un nuevo testamento antes de morir.
something that shows clearly that something exists or is true
prueba, evidencia, testimonio
Collocations living testament
-
Her success is a living testament to her hard work.
Su éxito es un testimonio vivo de su trabajo duro.
the second part of the Bible, which is about Jesus Christ and his followers
Nuevos Testamentos, Evangelios
Collocations Old Testament
-
The Old and New Testaments are the two main parts of the Bible.
El Antiguo y Nuevo Testamento son las dos partes principales de la Biblia.
a strong feeling that you can believe in someone or something
confianza, fe
Collocations place one's trust
-
She placed her trust in him completely.
Ella depositó toda su confianza en él.
a speech or piece of writing that praises someone who has died recently
homenaje, tributo
Collocations pay tribute to
-
The mayor gave a moving testament at the memorial service.
El alcalde dio un conmovedor homenaje en el servicio de memoria.
a statement made in court by someone who saw something happen or knows about it
testimonio, declaración
Collocations give evidence
-
The witness gave a detailed testament about the accident.
El testigo dio un testimonio detallado sobre el accidente.
a serious promise or statement that you make to someone, especially in a formal situation
promesa, juramento
Collocations make a solemn promise
-
He made his testament to the king.
Hizo su promesa solemne al rey.
a piece of evidence that proves something is true or false
prueba, evidencia
Collocations concrete evidence
-
There is no concrete testament to support the claim.
No hay ninguna prueba concreta que respalde la afirmación.