Estates Meaning in English

word · lemma: estate

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释义

Large areas of land, often with houses and farms, owned by a person or family; can also refer to all the money, land, and property someone leaves after dying.

用法与细微差别

Common in legal, real estate, and inheritance contexts. 'Estate' can mean a large property (country estate), all possessions left by the deceased ('the deceased's estate'), or a type of housing area. Watch for plural 'estates' meaning multiple properties.

• Spanish: fincas - propiedades - herencias
• Portuguese (BR): propriedades - fazendas - heranças
• Portuguese (PT): propriedades - herdades - heranças
• Chinese (Simplified): 地产 - 庄园 - 财产
• Chinese (Traditional): 地產 - 莊園 - 財產
• Hindi: जायदादें - संपत्तियाँ - सम्पत्ति (विरासत)
• Arabic: عقارات - ممتلكات - تركات
• Bengali: সম্পত্তি - ভূসম্পত্তি - জমিদারি
• Russian: владения - поместья - наследства
• Japanese: 資産 - 地所 - 不動産
• Vietnamese: bất động sản - điền trang - tài sản thừa kế
• Korean: 재산 - 부동산 - 영지
• Turkish: mülkler - araziler - miraslar
• Urdu: جائیدادیں - املاک
• Indonesian: perkebunan - properti - harta warisan

例句

Large country estates often have gardens and lakes.

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He inherited several estates from his grandfather.

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There are many new housing estates in this area.

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Some of the old estates have been turned into luxury hotels.

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Many wealthy families keep their estates in the countryside for privacy.

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After his father died, the lawyer divided the estates among the children.

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