Word: estate
Category: estate
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Synonyms: estate
property, grounds, garden(s), park, parkland, land(s), landholding, manor, territory, seigneury, plantation, farm, holding, forest, vineyard, ranch, assets, capital, wealth, riches, holdings, fortune, effects, possessions, belongings, goods and chattels, demesne, land, acres, landed estate
Translations: estate
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spanish
Translations:
finca, heredad, inmuebles, hacienda, estado, propiedad
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german
Translations:
gutshof, herrschaft, besitztum, grundbesitz, domäne, anwesen, Nachlass, Gut, Anwesen, Landgut, ...
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french
Translations:
état, condition, situation, domaine, héritage, richement, propriété, cité, possession, succession, ...
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italian
Translations:
fondo, fattoria, podere, tenuta, immobiliare, immobili, proprietà
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portuguese
Translations:
fazenda, propriedade, roça, granja, terras, domínio, estabelecimento, imobiliários, imobiliária
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dutch
Translations:
bezitting, landgoed, goed, goederen, makelaars
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russian
Translations:
имущество, землевладение, сословие, имение, пресса, наследство, поместье, недвижимости, недвижимость, имущества, ...
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norwegian
Translations:
eiendom, boet, eiendommen, gods
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swedish
Translations:
gods, egendom, gården, boet, godset
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finnish
Translations:
sääty, maatila, kuolinpesä, omaisuus, maa, perintö, ikä, perikunta, kiinteistö
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danish
Translations:
bondegård, gods, ejendom, boet, ejendommen
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czech
Translations:
majetek, usedlost, poměry, statek, postavení, sídliště, stav, pozůstalost, jmění, Realitní, ...
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polish
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mienie, dzielnica, majątek, stan, nieruchomość, spadek, własność, posiadłość, kombi, osiedle, ...
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hungarian
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rang, birtok, Ingatlan, ingatlaniroda, ingatlanügynökünkkel, ingatlanok
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turkish
Translations:
mülk, arazi, emlak, ilanları, Estate, gayrimenkuller
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greek
Translations:
περιουσία, κτήμα, ακινήτων, ακινήτων στη, περιουσίας
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ukrainian
Translations:
стан, преса, майно, маєток, майна
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albanian
Translations:
pasurive, pasurive të, të pasurive të, të pasurive
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bulgarian
Translations:
съсловие, имот, имущество, имоти
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belarusian
Translations:
добра, маёмасць, маёмасьць
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estonian
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mõis, maavaldus, kinnisvara, Estate, pärandvara, pärandi, vara
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croatian
Translations:
imanje, stalež, posjed, posjedom, nekretnine, nekretnina, nekretninama
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icelandic
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bú, Estate, fasteigna, búi, fasteignir
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latin
Translations:
fundus, villa
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lithuanian
Translations:
dvaras, turtas, turto, nekilnojamuoju
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latvian
Translations:
īpašums, īpašumu, īpašuma, īpašums Dažādi
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macedonian
Translations:
имот, недвижности, за недвижности, имотот, имот на
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romanian
Translations:
avere, bunuri, imobiliare, imobiliară, imobiliara
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slovenian
Translations:
nepremičnine, posestvo, nepremičninami, posest
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slovak
Translations:
majetok, majetku, aktíva
The meaning and "use of": estate
noun
- an area or amount of land or property, in particular. - And when Martha Raye died three years later, she left most of her multi-million dollar estate to him, not to her only child.
- a class or order regarded as forming part of the body politic, in particular (in Britain), one of the three groups constituting Parliament, now the Lords Spiritual (the heads of the Church), the Lords Temporal (the peerage), and the Commons. They are also known as the three estates. - If they really did that, we would simply have to say: ‘We, the judges, are an independent estate of the realm and it's not open to the legislature to put us out of business.’
- a particular state, period, or condition in life. - programs for the improvement of man's estate
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