"codicil" 怎么发音
word
ˈkɒdɪsɪl
KAH-di-sil
kˈɒdɪsˌɪl
kuh-DI-sil
释义
A codicil is an official document that adds changes or extra instructions to a person's will, without creating a whole new will.
IPA 音标
美式英语
ˈkɒdɪsɪl
英式英语
kˈɒdɪsˌɪl
简化发音
美式
KAH-di-sil
英式
kuh-DI-sil
语境中听
She added a codicil to her will to change the name of her beneficiary.
A codicil must be signed and witnessed just like a will.
The lawyer explained how a codicil can update a will without much trouble.
If you want to leave your jewelry to someone new, you can just add a codicil instead of drafting a whole new will.