inherit

The Spanish verb 'heredar' translates to 'inherit' in English. It is used in the sense of receiving property, money, a title, etc., as an heir at the death of the previous holder. This can be related to both a legal context or a biological one, where it may indicate the acquisition of genetic features. Just like in English, this verb can also be used in a metaphorical sense, for instance, inheriting a situation or a problem.

Example sentences using: heredar

El hijo va a heredar la casa de su abuelo.

The son is going to inherit his grandfather's house.

This phrase indicates that the son will receive the house as part of the inheritance from his grandfather.

Ella no está segura de qué va a heredar de sus padres.

She is not sure what she will inherit from her parents.

This sentence expresses uncertainty about the items or assets that she might receive as an inheritance from her parents.

Es posible heredar talentos musicales en la familia.

It is possible to inherit musical talents in the family.

This phrase suggests that musical abilities may be passed down through family genetics or environment, indicating a connection between family and talent.