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herencia

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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inheritance [Am ɪnˈhɛrədəns, Brit ɪnˈhɛrɪt(ə)ns] N

1. inheritance C (sth inherited):

inheritance
herencia f
to come into an inheritance
heredar
an inheritance from the previous regime
una herencia or un legado del régimen anterior

2. inheritance U (act):

inheritance
sucesión f
she acquired the property by inheritance
adquirió la propiedad por sucesión

inheritance tax N U

inheritance tax
impuesto m sucesorio
inheritance tax
impuesto m sobre sucesiones
inheritance tax
impuesto m a la herencia
dissipate wealth/inheritance
disipar
dissipate wealth/inheritance
dilapidar
paternal trait/inheritance
paterno
their lives were transformed by the inheritance
la herencia les cambió totalmente la vida
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sucesorio (sucesoria)
inheritance attr
impuesto sucesorio
inheritance tax
malgastó su parte de la herencia
she squandered her part of the inheritance
lo de su herencia es pura ficción
all that talk about his inheritance is a complete fabrication o is pure fiction
herencia
inheritance
la herencia se evaporó rápidamente
his inheritance evaporated o was gone in no time

in the PONS Dictionary

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inheritance [ɪnˈherɪtəns] N

inheritance
herencia f
inheritance fig
legado m
to come into an inheritance
recibir una herencia
to anticipate one's inheritance
gastarse de antemano la herencia
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bien patrimonial
inheritance
patrimonio
inheritance
sucesión
inheritance
hijuela
part of an inheritance
herencia
inheritance
malbarató toda la herencia en solo un año
he/she squandered the entire inheritance in just one year
renunciar a una herencia
to renounce an inheritance
participar en una herencia
to share in an inheritance
in the PONS Dictionary
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inheritance [ɪn·ˈher·ɪ·təns] N

inheritance
herencia f
inheritance fig
legado m
to come into an inheritance
recibir una herencia
to anticipate one's inheritance
gastarse de antemano la herencia
Spanish
Spanish
English
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bien patrimonial
inheritance
patrimonio
inheritance
sucesión
inheritance
herencia
inheritance
renunciar a una herencia
to renounce an inheritance
participar en una herencia
to share in an inheritance
parte hereditaria
share of the inheritance

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to anticipate one's inheritance
gastarse de antemano la herencia
to come into an inheritance
recibir una herencia
malbarató toda la herencia en solo un año
he/she squandered the entire inheritance in just one year

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

After the play became successful, it was famous for its jury gimmick and this criticism dissipated entirely.
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The tornado tracked for roughly 7 mi before dissipating.
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Toasted sesame oil is also added to flavor soups and other hot dishes, usually just before serving, to avoid dissipating the volatile scents too rapidly.
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Polar lows dissipate rapidly when they make landfall.
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It moved north-northeastward without significant intensification and dissipated on the following day.
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