Examples of using Had inherited in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Computer
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Political
He was spoiled by his mother and had inherited his father's personality.
Together with his brother he had inherited the whip factory founded in 1830 in Isny.
Toshi had inherited not only his father's talent but also his passion for traveling.
The country house that she had inherited was in Curitiba in the state of Paraná.
Friend of Schubert's. She had inherited a manuscript the composer had given to.
which obviously Cell had inherited.
The family most probably moved to Eltville where the mother had inherited a house.
He restored some puppets he had inherited from his grandfather and started to work autonomously 1994.
He had inherited the right to carry the canopy beneath which the monarch walked at his coronation.
You couldn't believe your luck when you heard you had inherited a farm of your own.
Uiara told them that she lived in a big country house which she had inherited from her father.
For his part, Heinrich owned Gusterheim Castle, which he had inherited from his father Felix in 1946.
He had inherited Gokû's kindness
the book on regional birds that I had inherited from my grandmother later told me.
Entirely unexpectedly, mother had inherited a house as well as a few small, linen money-pouches from a distant relative.
Karl SÃ1⁄4ßheim had inherited a collection of manuscripts on the history of Nuremberg from his brother Max 1876- 1933.
An only child, she had inherited the family three-bedroom home in Harrow turning it into a shrine to her past glories.
However, about half of them had inherited the genetic defects which invariably cause the disease to manifest in the long term.
At the age of eight doctors discovered that he had inherited the genetic disease Peutz-Jeghers syndrome(PJS) from his mother.
Soviet Russia had inherited the social and economic backwardness of tsarist Russia, further compounded by the devastation of World War I.