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单词 inherit
释义
inherit
(ɪnherɪt )
Word forms: inherits , inheriting , inherited
1. verb
If you inherit money or property, you receive it from someone who has died.
He has no son to inherit his land. [VERB noun]
...paintings that he inherited from his father. [VERB noun + from]
...people with inherited wealth. [VERB-ed]
Synonyms: be left, come into, be willed, accede to  
2. verb
If you inherit something such as a task, problem, or attitude, you get it from the people who used to have it, for example because you have taken over their job or been influenced by them.
The government inherited an impossible situation from its predecessors. [VERB noun + from]
Our legal system inherited laws from the English system. [VERB noun from noun]
...the inherited wisdoms contained in its social hierarchy. [VERB-ed]
Synonyms: take over, take on, acquire, take up  
3. verb
If you inherit a characteristic or quality, you are born with it, because your parents or ancestors also had it.
We inherit many of our physical characteristics from our parents. [VERB noun + from]
Her children have inherited her love of sport. [VERB noun]
Stammering is probably an inherited defect. [VERB-ed]
Collocations:
inherit a disease
We will need some kind of safety net for the few who are likely to inherit a disease.
Times, Sunday Times
She was told that he had inherited the disease through a recessive gene that she had been carrying all her life without knowing it.
Times, Sunday Times
She soon learned that two of her three sons had inherited her disease.
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inherit a legacy
Nationalist politics in 1898 was 'all about commemoration', and in particular about who was to inherit the legacy of the 1798 and 1848 rebellions.
The Times Literary Supplement
He had inherited a legacy of problems and challenges, including the freed foreign prisoner scandal, backlogs in failed asylum seekers and the terror threat.
Times, Sunday Times
He inherited the legacy of political activity from his family.
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inherit a mess
Yes, he inherited a mess, one exacerbated by a pandemic.
Times,Sunday Times
Yes, the chancellor inherited a mess of an economy and, despite his misses, has made progress on the deficit-cutting front.
Times, Sunday Times
I inherited a mess with people looking after their own fiefdoms.
Times, Sunday Times
Up to the line, the coalition has a chance of reminding us that it inherited this mess.
Times, Sunday Times
inherit a property
For many of them, the value has grown over the years and is only realised when they come to downsize or the property is inherited and sold.
The Sun (2016)
This stepped up basis greatly reduced taxes on the sale of inherited property.
Christianity Today (2000)
Previously, only the eldest son could inherit property.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
inherit a team
You inherit a team, you don't choose a team.
The Sun
He inherited a team closely associated with the extraordinary growth of the company that had spanned the previous decade.
Times, Sunday Times
When he walked through the door, he inherited a team not even sure of a play-off place.
The Sun
Sure, he inherited a team which has an overwhelming array of talent in every department.
The Sun
The 46-year-old saved them from relegation last season after inheriting the team in a similar position 12 months previously.
Times, Sunday Times
inherit a title
As the eldest son, the chancellor will inherit this title.
Times, Sunday Times
I wonder if he might campaign for her to inherit the title?
Times, Sunday Times
She did not inherit her title.
Times, Sunday Times
You can inherit a title and then win an election among a few dozen other members of the nobility.
Times, Sunday Times
His descendants would inherit the title for around two centuries.
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inherit a trait
He hoped that he wouldn't inherit this trait when he got old.
Times, Sunday Times
Sometimes people are born with gray hair because they inherit the trait.
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Inherited traits such as appearance, intelligence and personality would not be influenced.
Times, Sunday Times
And like most inherited traits, sharpness of the sense of smell varies.
The Scientist
The key issue was whether her calves would inherit her traits.
Times, Sunday Times
inherit land
The privilege guaranteed their right to buy, sell, exchange, gift, and inherit land.
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He inherited land and money so didn't have to work.
Times, Sunday Times
He also inherits land rights, cattle and material possessions.
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He inherited land and property from his father.
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He inherited land and bought more starting in 1833.
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inherit money
But people who have inherited money look at it differently from those who have made it.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
Or do you think inheriting money is a bad thing and plan to do something else with your assets?
Times, Sunday Times (2017)
Enid Markhampton tells me Dido has a private income and Stephen inherited money from a rich uncle.
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inherit the mantle
Can he inherit his mantle?
Times, Sunday Times
Again, maybe he needed to inherit the mantle earlier.
Times, Sunday Times
He had a pampered childhood; his father raised him to inherit his mantle and made him a brigadier general at the age of eighteen.
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inherit the throne
The war council was determined to abolish absolutism and the right to inherit the throne, but was willing to acknowledge her as an elected monarch.
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A malik could inherit the throne or be appointed by the nobles and military commanders.
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Knowing that he will be unable to inherit the throne of his own country, he concocts a scheme to usurp the throne of another kingdom through marriage.
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After he inherited the throne, he reformed the administration on an absolutist basis.
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Rulers thus inherited the throne based on their age, not on their degree of proximity.
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inherited money
He inherited money a few years ago with which he paid off his mortgage.
Times, Sunday Times
Building on inherited money, he invested in a string of esoteric tech companies (wireless remote-control devices, sonar systems).
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Their pensions and various modest pots of inherited money and property gave them relatively comfortable retirements.
Times, Sunday Times
He eventually inherited money and titles, but in his early years had no such expectations.
Times, Sunday Times
She inherited money and decided to 'write'.
The Times Literary Supplement
inherited property
This stepped up basis greatly reduced taxes on the sale of inherited property.
Christianity Today
People who inherited property in the subsequent three tax years could also claim huge rebates.
Times, Sunday Times
Acquiring an inherited property or piece of land gives you a 'major interest' in a residential property.
Times, Sunday Times
Another swathe inherited property, which they then rented out.
Times, Sunday Times
This includes buy-to-let properties, business premises, land and inherited property.
Times, Sunday Times
inherited tendency
A strong family history may suggest an inherited tendency.
Times,Sunday Times
This could be indicate an inherited tendency for high blood pressure or high cholesterol.
Times, Sunday Times
Probably one of the pair (or both) also has an inherited tendency to nest early.
Times, Sunday Times
He rejected the penal substitution doctrine of the atonement, and wanted to move his denomination away from its inherited tendency to a narrow evangelical stance, towards a social gospel.
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For example, sunlight exposure has a much stronger influence on skin cancer risk in fair-skinned humans than in individuals with an inherited tendency to darker skin.
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inherited wealth
There are ways in which inherited wealth can benefit wider society, too: we have a son who is a research scientist living abroad.
Times, Sunday Times (2017)
Just as poverty produces its own pathologies, so too does inherited wealth.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
To tackle this, he proposes among other things a confiscatory global tax on inherited wealth.
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
I came from a very different stable - Glasgow petty bourgeoisie with no inherited wealth.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
As if only those of upstanding character are bestowed with that other class of lottery win, inherited wealth.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
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