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Перевод: hereditary

[прилагательное]
наследственный; передаваемый по наследству; наследуемый; потомственный; традиционный; геридитарный

Тезаурус:

1. These sections of land became hereditary property, with the local peasantry falling under the governance of the "jagir" to whom the land had been given.
2. Nearly six hundred years later, the reforming emperor Joseph II attempted to assimilate Hungary fully into the hereditary Habsburg dominions.
3. This sort of research, which critics describe as "playing God", gets even more morally knotty when it comes to gene therapy, with its potential for monitoring and altering human genes to check for and eliminate hereditary diseases.
4. A king would not be an hereditary monarch, but would be elected from a small cohort of princely and chiefly families, in the ancient Irish manner.
5. In most cases the hereditary wardens and foresters of fee, or their heirs, were able within a few years to recover their bailiwicks by payment of substantial fines to the Crown.
6. Not only do the hereditary peers entitled to sit in the House of Lords outnumber life peers by over two to one, but the hereditary principle ensures a constant supply of new blood, while during the eighties the Labour benches became thinner and thinner, as their life peers grew older and more infirm.
7. But this is not evidence for an additional hereditary mechanism.
8. He did see himself very much as a responsible figure as far as other people's well being was concerned when it came to this, and this was probably based on the fact that his step-brother, Terry, by his mother's previous marriage, was classified as schizophrenic, a problem which David felt could be hereditary."
9. The words used - the labels - have varied over time: residuum; social problem group; hard-core; problem families; the culture of poverty; alienation; hereditary poverty; the inadequate poor; the urban underclass.
10. They tend to restrict the causes of criminality to hereditary characteristics and overlook the effects of environmental influences and cultural traditions.
11. The reforms of the late nineteenth century had taken hold, it would be the self-governing professions, an aristocracy of merit, that would take over much of the social responsibilities of the hereditary peerage.
12. Although it is the hereditary peers who give the House of Lords its raison d'tre , it is the life peers who give the place its intellectual distinction and who produce the most impressive arguments in examining the details of legislation.
13. Many of the Forest wardens had under them Forest officers who held their office by hereditary right - the foresters of fee.