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Erbrechtsfrage
I. mat·ter [ˈmætəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] N
1. matter no pl (material):
Materie f <-, -n>
matter SCIENCE
matter SCIENCE
Substanz f <-, -en>
dark matter ASTRON
Drucksache[n] f[pl]
Lesestoff m <-(e)s, -e>
2. matter (affair):
Angelegenheit f <-, -en>
Sache f <-, -n>
the matter in [or Am at] hand
3. matter no pl (question):
Frage f <-, -n>
4. matter no pl (topic):
Thema nt <-s, -men>
5. matter (problem):
ganz gleich [o. egal] , was/wann/wer ...
6. matter:
7. matter no pl (amount):
8. matter LAW:
Rechtsfrage f <-, -n>
9. matter TYPO:
Satzspiegel m <-s, -> spec
Phrases:
what matter? dated
II. mat·ter [ˈmætəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] VB intr
1. matter (be of importance):
es macht nichts [o. inf ist egal] , wenn/dass ...
2. matter rare wound:
in·her·it·ance [ɪnˈherɪtən(t)s] N
1. inheritance (legacy):
Erbe nt <-s> kein pl
Erbschaft f <-, -en> von +dat
CH a. Vermächtnis nt
etw erben
2. inheritance no pl (inheriting):
inheritance of money, property
inheritance of characteristics
3. inheritance no pl COMPUT:
Vererbung f <-, -en>
OpenDict entry
matter N
OpenDict entry
matter VB
inheritance matter N ECON LAW
inheritance N ECON LAW
matter N
inheritance [ɪnˈherɪtns] N
Present
Imatter
youmatter
he/she/itmatters
wematter
youmatter
theymatter
Past
Imattered
youmattered
he/she/itmattered
wemattered
youmattered
theymattered
Present Perfect
Ihavemattered
youhavemattered
he/she/ithasmattered
wehavemattered
youhavemattered
theyhavemattered
Past Perfect
Ihadmattered
youhadmattered
he/she/ithadmattered
wehadmattered
youhadmattered
theyhadmattered
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With an inheritance of just 5 he opened his first shop in the capital in 1872.
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From the strong principle of inheritance, any selected variety will tend to propagate its new and modified form.
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But all these inheritance pathways share one common feature.
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It is unclear how he came into the possession of such a large sum of money, whether by selling paintings or by inheritance.
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The memetic material is then transmitted through a simple inheritance mechanism from parent to offspring(s).
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