inherit
简明释义
v. 继承（遗产）；经遗传获得（品质、身体特征等）；接手，承担；接收（前所有者的事物）；<古>（尤作圣经翻译和典故用语）得到
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英英释义
to receive property, a title, or a right from someone after their death | 在某人去世后接受财产、头衔或权利 |
to receive characteristics or qualities from one's parents or ancestors | 从父母或祖先那里继承特征或品质 |
单词用法
继承财富 | |
继承头衔 | |
继承特征 | |
继承遗传特征 | |
继承权利 | |
继承财产 |
同义词
| 接收 | 她将从父母那里接收一笔巨款。 | ||
| 获得 | 他在叔叔去世后获得了这处房产。 | ||
| 衍生 | 许多传统源于古代文化。 | ||
| 遗赠 | 这个遗产是她的祖母留给她的。 |
反义词
| 剥夺继承权 | 在家庭争执后，他被父亲剥夺了继承权。 | ||
| 丧失 | If you break the law, you may forfeit your right to inherit. | 如果你违法，你可能会丧失继承的权利。 |
例句
1.You know who's going to inherit the Earth?
你知道谁会坐拥这个世界？
2.All classes inherit from a common base class.
所有的类都从一个通用的基类继承。
3.Encourage him, because he will lead Israel to inherit it.
你要勉励他，因为他要使以色列人承受那地为业。
4.Then, other animals will inherit from this base.
其他动物会从这个基础继承。
5.New directories also inherit the same cipher.
新的目录同样继承相同的密码。
6.I just hope Laszlo didn't inherit her mouth.
我只是希望我儿子没有继承她的那张嘴。
7.I don't have to inherit from anything.
而不必继承任何东西。
8.We inherit from our parents many of our physical characteristics.
我们从父母的遗传中得到许多体貌特征。
9.It's good to inherit the (bulk of the) family company.
继承家族企业是件不错的事情。
10.He didn't want to inherit 继承 the family business but felt obligated to do so.
他并不想<inherit>家族企业，但感到有义务这样做。
11.The scientist discovered that certain diseases can be inherited 遗传 through genes.
科学家发现某些疾病可以通过基因<inherit>。
12.She will inherit 继承 her grandmother's jewelry collection.
她将<inherit>她祖母的珠宝收藏。
13.When his father passed away, he was surprised to inherit 继承 a large fortune.
当他的父亲去世时，他惊讶地发现自己<inherit>了一个巨额的遗产。
14.Many people believe they inherit 继承 their personality traits from their parents.
许多人相信他们会<inherit>父母的性格特征。
作文
In our lives, we often find ourselves reflecting on what we will inherit from our parents and ancestors. The concept of inheritance extends beyond mere material possessions; it encompasses values, traditions, and even genetic traits. Understanding what we inherit can help us appreciate our identity and the legacy we carry forward.When we think about the physical aspects of inheritance, we usually consider wealth, property, or family heirlooms. These tangible items can provide financial security and a sense of belonging. However, the more profound aspects of inheritance lie in the lessons and morals passed down through generations. For instance, my grandmother always emphasized the importance of kindness and hard work. These values are not something I can hold in my hands, but they are crucial parts of my character that I inherit from her.Moreover, our cultural heritage is another significant element we inherit. Traditions, languages, and customs shape our worldview and influence how we interact with others. For example, during family gatherings, we often share stories that highlight our family’s history. These narratives connect us to our roots and remind us of the sacrifices made by those who came before us. By inheriting these stories, we not only honor our ancestors but also ensure that their experiences and wisdom live on.Additionally, we must consider the genetic traits we inherit from our parents. Physical characteristics such as eye color or height are obvious examples, but there are also inherited predispositions to certain health conditions. Understanding these genetic factors can empower us to make informed decisions about our health and lifestyle. It’s fascinating to think about how much of ourselves is shaped by what we inherit biologically.However, inheritance is not solely about passively receiving what others have left for us. It is also about actively choosing what to carry forward. We have the power to decide which values and traditions we want to inherit and which ones we may wish to change or let go of. This process of selection is essential for personal growth and development. As we navigate our lives, we can reflect on what aspects of our inheritance align with our beliefs and aspirations.In conclusion, the word inherit encapsulates a wide range of meanings that extend far beyond financial gain. It reminds us of the connections we have with our past, the values we hold dear, and the responsibilities we bear toward future generations. By understanding what we inherit, we can cultivate a deeper appreciation for our identity and the legacy we choose to create. Ultimately, inheritance is not just about what we receive; it is about how we honor and transform those gifts into something meaningful for ourselves and others.
在我们的生活中，我们常常会反思自己将从父母和祖先那里继承什么。继承的概念不仅仅局限于物质财富；它还包括价值观、传统，甚至遗传特征。理解我们所继承的东西可以帮助我们欣赏自己的身份以及我们所承载的遗产。当我们考虑继承的物质方面时，通常会想到财富、财产或家庭传家宝。这些有形物品可以提供经济安全感和归属感。然而，更深刻的继承方面在于代代相传的教训和道德。例如，我的祖母总是强调善良和勤奋的重要性。这些价值观虽然不是我能握在手中的东西，但却是我从她那里继承的个性的重要组成部分。此外，我们的文化遗产也是我们所继承的重要元素。传统、语言和习俗塑造了我们的世界观，并影响我们与他人的互动。例如，在家庭聚会上，我们经常分享突出我们家族历史的故事。这些叙述将我们与根源联系在一起，并提醒我们那些曾经为我们付出牺牲的人。通过继承这些故事，我们不仅尊重我们的祖先，还确保他们的经历和智慧得以延续。另外，我们还必须考虑从父母那里继承的遗传特征。诸如眼睛颜色或身高等身体特征是显而易见的例子，但也有一些遗传倾向可能导致某些健康状况。了解这些遗传因素可以使我们能够对自己的健康和生活方式做出明智的决策。思考我们自身有多少是由我们所继承的生物特征所塑造，真是令人着迷。然而，继承不仅仅是被动地接受别人留下的东西。它还关乎主动选择我们想要继承的东西。我们有能力决定哪些价值观和传统我们希望继承，哪些我们可能希望改变或放弃。这一选择过程对于个人成长和发展至关重要。当我们在人生旅途中行走时，可以反思我们所继承的哪些方面与我们的信仰和愿望相符。总之，单词继承涵盖了远不止经济利益的广泛含义。它提醒我们与过去的联系、我们珍视的价值观，以及我们对未来世代所承担的责任。通过理解我们所继承的东西，我们可以培养对自己身份和我们选择创造的遗产的更深刻的欣赏。最终，继承不仅仅是我们所得到的；它还关乎我们如何尊重并将这些礼物转化为对自己和他人有意义的东西。
