el legado

legacy, inheritance

l e ˈɡ a d o

leg bequeath + ado Past participle

noun · masculine Rare #28,840

legacy, inheritance Often refers to something valuable passed down, such as an influence, tradition, or body of work.

SP: Mi abuelo dejó un legado importante.

EN: My grandfather left an important legacy.

Truth is God's legacy.

— Левиафан (2014)

Is that their legacy?

— Nuremberg: El Juicio Del Siglo (2025)

What will my legacy be?

This is our legacy.

What you just saw is your legacy.

The legacy of our great city, Milton Lynxley!

— Zootopia 2 (2025)

We are grateful for the musical legacy he left behind.

But I am here to continue his legacy.

— Five Nights at Freddy's 2 (2025)

Our survival will be your legacy.

Your father only left us a legacy of debts hidden for his good name.

— Titanic (1997)

I cannot give you genes or children as a legacy.

— Ghost in the Shell (1995)

Listen, this can be your legacy, you know?

— F1 la película (2025)

Dejó un gran legado a la Fundación Mozilla.

He left a great legacy to the Mozilla Foundation.

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