Definition
Definition of acquest - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
thing obtainedRare acquisition or thing gainedRare
- The acquest of new skills was rewarding.
2.
legalRare property acquired by purchase or giftRare
- The acquest was not part of the inheritance.
Origin of acquest
Latin, acquirere (to acquire)
Examples of acquest in a sentence
Her acquest of knowledge was evident in her insightful comments. The acquest included several valuable paintings. After the purchase, the acquest was added to the estate.
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- French:acquisition, bien acquis, ...
- German:Erwerb, Erworbenes, ...
- Italian:acquisizione, acquisto, ...
- Spanish:adquisición, propiedad adquirida, ...
- Portuguese:aquisição, bens adquiridos, ...
- Chinese:收获, 获得财产, ...
- Japanese:獲得, 取得財産, ...
- Arabic:اِكْتِساب, مَال مُكْتَسَب, ...
- Hebrew:רְכִישָׁה, רְכוּשׁ נִרְכָּשׁ, ...
- Russian:приобретение, имущество, ...
- Ukrainian:здобуття, придбана власність, ...
- Hindi:अधिग्रहण, अक्वेस्ट, ...
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