Bequeath a fortune

Bequeath a fortune
v́ أوصى بثروة

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  • bequeath — v. (formal) (A) she bequeathed her fortune to him; or: she bequeathed him her fortune * * * [bɪ kwiːð] or: she bequeathed him her fortune (formal) (A) she bequeathed her fortune to him …   Combinatory dictionary

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