heirs

英 [eəz]

美 [ɛrz]

n.  继承人; 后嗣; (工作或传统的)继承者，承袭者，传人
heir的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 继承人
  Anheiris someone who has the right to inherit a person's money, property, or title when that person dies.
  1. His heir, Lord Doune, cuts a bit of a dash in the city.
     他的继承人杜恩勋爵在城里出了一番风头。
  2. ...the heir to the throne.
     王位继承人

双语例句

• At his death, his heirs found only a mess of manuscripts.
  他死后，继承人只找到一些杂乱无章的手稿。
• Money can also be passed on to heirs through the trust, avoiding inheritance taxes.
  而通过这些信托公司来进行遗产交接也可以免除遗产税。
• Its symptoms are usually hidebound management, heirs who lack talent and drive or feuding over corporate spoils.
  其症状通常是管理层墨守成规，继承人缺少才能和动力，家族内部在公司利益上长期争执。
• They saw themselves as the legitimate heirs of Confucianism.
  他们自认为是儒家思想的正统继承人。
• This eliminated inactive heirs to vast fortunes, semi-retired industrialists and former heads of state.
  这一标准剔除了大笔财富的无为继承人、处于半退休状态的实业家和前国家元首。
• If you die without heirs, your property will revert to the State.
  如果你死时无继承人，你的财产将归属国家。
• Take your photo and a photo of your partner and you will meet with your heirs.
  您的照片和你的伴侣的照片，你会满足你的继承人。
• I love, I leave it to my heirs inheritance.
  我的爱情，我让它留给我的后人去传承。
• Lineal ancestors; lineal heirs; a direct descendant of the king; direct heredity.
  直系祖先；直系后嗣；国王的直系后代；直系遗传。
• Property that has reverted to the state when no legal heirs or claimants exist.
  国家承受（没有继承人或申请者时）转交财产的权力。