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mitschleppen
inherit
mitschleppen, erben
inherit
etw. mitschleppen; etw. mitreißen v
to carry sth. along; to drag sth. along; to haul sth. along; to cart sth. along
etw. mitschleppen, etw. mitreißen v
to carry sth. along, to drag sth. along, to haul sth. along, to cart sth. along
jdn. mitschleifen; jdn. mitschleppen v ugs.
to drag sb. along; to drag along sb.
etw. mitschleppen; etw. mitreißen v
mitschleppend; mitreißend
mitgeschleppt; mitgerissen
to carry sth. along; to drag sth. along; to haul sth. along; to cart sth. along
carrying along; dragging along; hauling along; carting along
carried along; dragged along; hauled along; carted along
jdn. etw. im Schlepp Schlepptau haben
mit jdm. etw. im Schlepp Schlepptau
jdn. mitschleifen mitschleppen ugs.
to have sb. sth. in tow
with sb. sth. in tow
to drag sb. along; to drag along sb.
etw. mit sich reißen; mitreißen; mitschleppen v
Die Strömung riss sie mit sich.
Der Wind trieb das Boot dahin.
Ich wurde von der Atmosphäre bei der Versteigerung mitgerissen und gab mehr Geld aus als geplant.
Wir mussten die ganze Zeit auch meine kleine Schwester mitschleppen.
to carry along () sth.
The current carried them along.
The wind carried the boat along.
I was carried along by the atmosphere of the auction and spent more than I had planned.
We had to carry along my little sister all the time.
etw. mit sich reißen; mitreißen; mitschleppen; dahintreiben v
Die Strömung riss sie mit sich.
Der Wind trieb das Boot dahin.
Ich wurde von der Atmosphäre bei der Versteigerung mitgerissen und gab mehr Geld aus als geplant.
Wir mussten die ganze Zeit auch meine kleine Schwester mitschleppen.
to carry sth.along
The current carried them along.
The wind carried the boat along.
I was carried along by the atmosphere of the auction and spent more than I had planned.
We had to carry along my little sister all the time.

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inheritor  apparent heir  backup man  beneficiary heir  breed  brood  children  coparcener  descendant  descendants  descent  family  fideicommissary heir  fiduciary heir  fruit  grandchildren  great-grandchildren  heir  heir apparent  heir expectant  heir general  heir in tail  heir of entail  heir of inventory  heir of line  heir portioner  heir presumptive  heir whatsoever  heiress  heirs  heritor  hostages to fortune  inheritors  inheritress  inheritrix  issue  joint heir  kids  lineage  little ones  new generation  next in line  offspring  posterity  presumptive heir  progeny  remainderman  replacement  reversioner  rising generation  seed  sons  succession  successor  treasures  younglings  youngsters  

mitschleppen Definition

Inherit
(v. t.) To take by descent from an ancestor
Inherit
(v. t.) To receive or take by birth
Inherit
(v. t.) To come into possession of
Inherit
(v. t.) To put in possession of.
Inherit
(v. i.) To take or hold a possession, property, estate, or rights by inheritance.

inherit Bedeutung

inherit obtain from someone after their death, I inherited a castle from my French grandparents
inherit receive by genetic transmission, I inherited my good eyesight from my mother
inherit receive from a predecessor, The new chairman inherited many problems from the previous chair
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