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will [wɪl] n
gen. θέληση; θα
will [wɪl] adj.
law διαθήκη
 English thesaurus
will [wɪl] n
law last will and testament: one’s written decree of what will happen to all of his or her possessions upon death
will [wɪl] adj.
law A legal paper that says what a person wants to happen to his or her personal property after the person dies. A will can be changed or cancelled at any time before a person dies.
WILL [wɪl] abbr.
abbr. AM-580, FM-90.9, NPR; TV PBS, Urbana, Illinois
abbr., radio AM-580, FM-90.9, NPR, TV PBS, Urbana, Illinois
WiLL [wɪl] abbr.
abbr., el. wireless local loop
Will. abbr.
abbr. Willes' Common Pleas Reports
Will [wɪl] abbr.
abbr., avia. work item and inspection index
will: 46 phrases in 18 subjects
Agriculture1
Chemistry1
Economy3
Education2
Environment1
Finances6
General6
Health care2
Industry1
Law12
Marketing1
Medical1
Metallurgy3
Microsoft1
Patents1
Politics1
Procedural law2
Taxes1