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inherited

/ɪnˈher.ɪ.tɪd/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui est reçu d'un prédécesseur, en particulier un bien, un titre ou une caractéristique génétique., Verbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de recevoir de l'argent, des biens ou une caractéristique de quelqu'un, généralement après sa mort; également, recevoir par transmission héréditaire ou par succession.

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adjective

/ɪnˈher.ɪ.tɪd/B2formal
  • frQualifie ce qui est reçu d'un prédécesseur, en particulier un bien, un titre ou une caractéristique génétique.

Describes something that is received from a predecessor, especially property, a title, or a genetic characteristic.

  1. Received from ancestorsB2formal

    Passed down from parents or ancestors through genetic or legal means.

    frHérité (reçu des ancêtres)

    • She has an inherited condition that affects her vision.
    • The inherited estate included a large mansion and several acres of land.
    • His inherited traits include his father's height and his mother's eye color.

    Synonymesancestralcongenitalfamilialgenetichanded-downhereditarypatrimonial

  2. Acquired by successionB2formal

    Received as a legacy or through succession from a predecessor.

    frhérité par succession

    • The inherited throne passed to the eldest son.
    • He managed the inherited business with great care.
    • The inherited traditions are still practiced in the village today.

    Synonymesancestralhanded-downhereditarypatrimonial

    Antonymesacquiredearnedmeritedwon

Formes
  • more inherited comparative form
  • most inherited superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

inherit/ɪnˈher.ɪt/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de recevoir de l'argent, des biens ou une caractéristique de quelqu'un, généralement après sa mort; également, recevoir par transmission héréditaire ou par succession.

A verb used to indicate the act of receiving money, property, or a characteristic from someone, typically after their death.

  1. Receive property or moneyB1formal

    To receive money, property, or a title from someone after their death.

    frhériter

    • She inherited a large fortune from her grandmother.
    • He inherited the family estate after his father passed away.
    • They inherited a valuable collection of paintings.

    Synonymescome into

  2. Receive genetic traitsB1formal

    To receive a physical or mental characteristic from one's parents through genetics.

    frhériter (de traits génétiques)

    • She inherited her mother's blue eyes.
    • He inherited his father's talent for music.
    • Some diseases are inherited from previous generations.

    Synonymesacquirederivegetreceive

  3. Receive a situation or problemB2formal

    To be left with a situation, problem, or responsibility from a predecessor.

    frHériter d'une situation ou d'un problème

    • The new manager inherited a team with low morale.
    • He inherited a difficult project from his predecessor.
    • The government inherited a large national debt.

    Synonymesacquireassumecome intoreceivetake over

    Antonymescreateinitiateoriginate

Formes
  • inherited past participle
  • inherited past simple
  • inheriting present participle
  • inherits third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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