- A testament is a statement of belief. The most famous testaments are the two parts of the Christian Bible: the Old and New Testaments.
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- n. [法] 遗嘱；圣约；确实的证明
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1. The falsification of the testament [will] was discovered by them.
他们发现这份遗嘱被窜改了。
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2. The New testament, originally written in Greek, uses the word "logos" to mean both "word" and the thought which precedes the word.
最初是在希腊写成的《圣经新约》用“理性”这个词来解释“话语”和在话语之前的思考这两方面。
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3. Copying, he points out, can be catastrophic — the history of market bubbles is testament to that.
他指出，纯粹的复制将会是灾难性的， 市场泡沫的历史就是对此的明证。
- testament (n.) late 13c., "last will disposing of property," from Latin testamentum "a last will, publication of a will," from testari "make a will, be witness to," from testis "witness," from PIE *tri-st-i- "third person standing by," from root *tris- "three" (see three) on the notion of "third person, disinterested witness."
tes·ta·ment / ˈtestəmənt ; NAmE ˈtestəmənt / noun ( formal) 1 [countable , usually singular , uncountable ] testament(to sth) a thing that shows that sth else exists or is true 证据；证明 SYN testimony ◆ The new model is a testament to the skill and dedication of the workforce. 这种新型产品显示了全体员工的技术水平和敬业精神。 2 [countable ] = will n. (3 ) ◆ This is the last will and testament of… 这是…的临终遗嘱 ☞see also New Testament , Old Testament testament testaments tes·ta·ment / ˈtestəmənt ; NAmE ˈtestəmənt /
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