heir apparent

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Lawheir apparentˌheir apˈparent noun (plural heirs apparent) [countable] 1 SCLan heir whose right to receive the family property, money, or title cannot be taken away2 someone who seems very likely to take over a person’s job, position etc when that person leavesExamples from the Corpusheir apparent• Huston is considered the governor's political heir apparent.From Longman Business Dictionaryheir apparentˌheir apˈparent noun [singular] journalism someone who is expected to become head of an organization after the present head leavesHe is seen as heir apparent to the chief executive.

单词	heir apparent
释义	heir apparent From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Lawheir apparentˌheir apˈparent noun (plural heirs apparent) [countable] 1 SCLan heir whose right to receive the family property, money, or title cannot be taken away2 someone who seems very likely to take over a person’s job, position etc when that person leavesExamples from the Corpusheir apparent• Huston is considered the governor's political heir apparent.From Longman Business Dictionaryheir apparentˌheir apˈparent noun [singular] journalism someone who is expected to become head of an organization after the present head leavesHe is seen as heir apparent to the chief executive.
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