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héritage

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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

1. inheritance (thing inherited):

inheritance
héritage m also fig
to come into an inheritance

2. inheritance (succession):

inheritance
by or through inheritance

3. inheritance BIOL:

inheritance

inheritance tax N Am

inheritance tax
enter upon inheritance
drink away fortune, inheritance, wages
come into inheritance
squander money, fortune, inheritance
dilapider (on en)
French
French
English
English
escheated inheritance
inheritance
to come into an inheritance
he left his children a big inheritance
inheritance
genetic inheritance
inheritance, estate
through inheritance

in the PONS Dictionary

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inheritance [ɪnˈherɪtəns] N a. LAW

inheritance
his brother lives off his inheritance
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French
English
English
inheritance
inheritance tax
inheritance
right of inheritance
to have one's eye on an inheritance
attestation of inheritance
in the PONS Dictionary
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inheritance [ɪn·ˈher·ɪ·t ə n(t)s] N a. LAW

inheritance
his brother lives off his inheritance
French
French
English
English
right of inheritance
inheritance
inheritance
inheritance tax
to have one's eye on an inheritance
attestation of inheritance

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