- acervo
- m.1 pile, heap, hoard.2 wealth, riches.3 cultural wealth.4 common property, patrimony.5 undivided assets, stock corporate assets, undivided estate.pres.indicat.1st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: acervar.* * *acervo► nombre masculino1 (montón) heap2 (haber común) common property\FRASEOLOGÍAacervo cultural cultural tradition, cultural heritageacervo familiar family property* * *SM1) (Jur) undivided estate, common property
aportar algo a nuestro acervo común — to contribute sth to our collective heritage
acervo arqueológico — arch(a)eological wealth, arch(a)eological riches pl
acervo cultural — cultural heritage
2) (=montón) heap, pile; (=provisión) stock, store* * *masculinoel acervo cultural de su país — the cultural heritage of their country
el acervo familiar — the family fortune
* * *= riches.Ex. This paper describes pilot projects to share LC's riches nationwide.* * *masculinoel acervo cultural de su país — the cultural heritage of their country
el acervo familiar — the family fortune
* * *= riches.Ex: This paper describes pilot projects to share LC's riches nationwide.
* * *acervomasculineel acervo cultural de su país the cultural heritage of their countryel acervo familiar the family fortuneCompuesto:acervo comunitario(UE) acquis* * *
acervo sustantivo masculino heritage
acervo cultural, cultural tradition o heritage
* * *acervo nmUE acervo comunitario acquis communautaire;acervo cultural [de una nación, región] cultural heritage;acervo genético gene pool;acervo génico gene pool;acervo popular popular culture* * *acervom figheritage* * *acervo nm1) : pile, heap2) : wealth, heritageel acervo artístico del instituto: the artistic treasures of the institute
Spanish-English dictionary. 2013.