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• Substantivo que designa uma restrição jurídica à herança de bens, geralmente terras, limitando a transmissão da propriedade a uma linha específica de herdeiros, ou o ato de criar tal restrição.

A noun referring to a legal restriction on the inheritance of property, typically land, which limits the succession to a specific line of heirs, or the act of creating such a restriction.

1. Fee tail estateC2formalbritishlegal

   A legal estate in land that is inherited only by a specific class of heirs, typically the direct descendants of the owner.

   Morgado

   • The entail prevented the land from being sold outside the family.
   • Under the entail, the estate passed directly to the eldest son.
   • The lawyer explained the restrictions of the entail to the heirs.

   Sinônimosfee tailtail

   Antônimosfee simple

2. Act of entailing propertyC2formalbritishlegal

   The legal process of creating a fee tail from a fee simple, thereby restricting inheritance of property.

   Morgado

   • The entail was established to keep the manor within the bloodline.
   • The document detailed the entail of the entire estate.
   • Breaking an entail required a special legal procedure.

   Sinônimosentailment

• Verbo usado para indicar que algo inclui ou exige outra coisa como parte necessária ou consequência.

A verb used to indicate that something involves or necessitates something else as a necessary part or consequence.

1. Involve or requireB2formal

   To involve something as a necessary part or consequence.

   Implicar

   • The job entails a lot of travel.
   • This project will entail significant financial investment.
   • Learning a new language entails patience and practice.

   Sinônimoscall fordemandimplyinvolvemeannecessitateoccasionrequire

   Antônimosexcludeprecluderule out

2. Cause or result inB2formal

   To have something as a necessary result or consequence.

   Implicar

   • The changes will entail a complete restructuring of the department.
   • His decision entails serious risks for the company.
   • The new policy entails additional responsibilities for employees.

   Sinônimoscauseimplyinvolvenecessitateoccasionproducerequire