No. 6,836 in French

legacy

The French word "légacie" is not correct. The correct term for "legacy" in French is *héritage*, meaning something handed down or inherited from the past.

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Son héritage culturel est une belle partie de son identité.
His cultural legacy is a beautiful part of his identity.
Here, 'héritage' refers to cultural inheritance, symbolizing values and traditions passed down generations.
L'entreprise a laissé un héritage d'innovation dans le domaine.
The company left a legacy of innovation in the field.
In this sentence, 'héritage' symbolizes the lasting impact or achievements of the company in its sector.
Le château représente l'héritage architectural de l'époque médiévale.
The castle represents the architectural legacy of the medieval era.
This example uses 'héritage' to describe physical remnants or contributions from a historical period.

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