单词 | legacy |
释义 | legacy1 of 2noun leg·a·cy ˈle-gə-sē plural legacies 1 : a gift by will especially of money or other personal property : bequest She left us a legacy of a million dollars. 2 : something transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor or from the past the legacy of the ancient philosophers The war left a legacy of pain and suffering. 3 : a candidate for membership in an organization (such as a school or fraternal order) who is given special status because of a familial relationship to a member Legacies, or children of alumni, are three times more likely to be accepted to Harvard than other high school graduates with the same (sometimes better) scores … Michael Lind legacy 2 of 2adjective1 : of, relating to, or being a previous or outdated computer system transfer the legacy data a legacy system 2 : of, relating to, associated with, or carried over from an earlier time, technology, business, etc. And it is about more than just TV—newspapers, magazines, radio, all the "legacy" media are feeling the earth move beneath them. Journalists look out and see thousands of empty campus TV lounges and newsprint-less recycling bins and millions of iPads and smart phones and they wonder what's coming next. Dante Chinni Following ISG's takeover, 100,000 Bethlehem retirees and their dependents also lost their medical coverage, and they will get only a fraction of their original pension benefits. Avoiding those expenses, known as legacy costs, will save ISG more than $400 million a year. Nelson D. Schwartz legacy nounas in inheritance something that is or may be inherited the old locket was part of the legacy from my great-great-grandmother Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance
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