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Significados de
inherit
em inglês
To receive all the propertes belonging to a deceased person.
come into
Uso de
inherit
em inglês
1
Jesus was right: it seems the meek shall, indeed,
inherit
the earth.
2
The Conservatives want to
inherit
power; I want us to earn it.
3
We should not leave our children to
inherit
this conflict, she said.
4
Shazam Shazam is surely proof that the geeks shall
inherit
the earth.
5
Whoever takes over will
inherit
a theatre with a striking international programme.
6
That's normally the first thing reporters focus on: who's going to
inherit
.
7
That means we cannot
inherit
the throne or rule England after him.
8
Are you sure you couldn't, you know,
inherit
that, as a trait?'
9
Desert-marriages are illegal; the children born of them are incompetent to
inherit
.
10
It says blessed are the meek, for they shall
inherit
the earth.
11
He only saw in me the fortune that I was to
inherit
.
12
And the nation which is without it will never
inherit
the earth.
13
What kind of economy will the next president of the US
inherit
?
14
Indeed, Father, I am to
inherit
nothing from you, nothing at all.
15
You
inherit
from your mother the power and the charm of expression.
16
But I know you did not
inherit
all the money you gained.
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inherit
Verbo
Indicativo · Presente
Colocações frequentes
inherit the earth
inherit eternal
inherit a fortune
inherit property
inherit all things
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