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legacy

/ˈlɛɡəsi/

noun

Vasiyetnamede birine bırakılan para veya mülk

Money or property left to someone in a will after death.

  • She received a substantial legacy from her grandmother.
  • The old house was part of the family legacy.
  • The philanthropist's substantial legacy enabled the university to establish three new research centers focused on renewable energy.
  • After settling the estate, the siblings discovered their uncle's legacy included valuable artwork and rare manuscripts.
  • The entrepreneur allocated her legacy to fund scholarships for students from underrepresented communities in STEM fields.
  • Legal disputes over the contested legacy delayed distribution of assets to the designated beneficiaries for nearly two years.
noun

Geçmişten devralınan bir şey; kalıcı bir etki

Something handed down from the past; an enduring impact of a person or event.

  • The civil rights movement left a lasting legacy of equality.
  • Pollution is one of the legacies of industrialization.
  • His legacy as a teacher lives on through his students.
adjectiveComputing

Hâlâ kullanımda olan eski veya güncel olmayan bilgisayar sistemleriyle ilgili

Relating to old or outdated computer systems or technology still in use.

  • The company still relies on legacy software from the 1990s.
  • Legacy systems can be difficult and expensive to maintain.