inherited
Prononciation : [ɪnˈhɛrɪtɪd]
Mot
Contexte : « family, genealogy »
(verb) to receive something from someone who has passed away, usually a family member. This often includes money, property, or other belongings. If your grandparents leave you their old house when they die, you have inherited it.
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She inherited her grandmother's jewelry, which she treasures very much.
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He did not inherit any money from his parents because they used it all before they passed away.
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What did you inherit from your family?
Contexte : « traits, characteristics »
(verb) to receive a particular quality or trait from someone, typically your parents. If you have your dad's blue eyes or your mom's love for music, you have inherited those traits.
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He inherited his mother's talent for painting, which makes him very creative.
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She did not inherit her brother's athletic ability, so she prefers reading instead.
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What traits did you inherit from your parents?
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