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or perhaps the business was always destined to fade, and the inheritor can sense that they will be unable to match their parent's glories.
抑或也是因為商業(yè)帝國注定有敗落的一天，而繼承人能感覺到，自己將無力續(xù)寫父輩創(chuàng)下的輝煌。
Democrat Obama, 47, vying to make history as America's first black president, branded McCain as an inheritor of President George W. Bush's unpopular legacy of "failed" economic and foreign policies.
今年47歲的民主黨人奧巴馬，力爭成為美國歷史上的首位黑人總統(tǒng)，他把麥凱恩稱作喬治-布什總統(tǒng)不得人心的、失敗的經(jīng)濟(jì)及外交政策的繼承人。
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He becomes an inheritor of the funded capital of civilization.
他變成了文明儲備資本的繼承人。
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The virtues endorsed by the poetic tradition of which Aristophanes is the great representative here the great inheritor and representative the virtues of this tradition were the virtues of a warrior culture of war-like peoples and men at war.
詩學(xué)傳統(tǒng)贊同的美德,亞里斯多芬尼斯是,最佳的代表性人物,最佳的繼承人與代表性人物,這項傳統(tǒng)的美德,是戰(zhàn)士文化的美德,關(guān)于好戰(zhàn)人士及戰(zhàn)場上的人。
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And when an uncle died shortly afterwards, Wainewright became the proud inheritor of Linden House.
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The first belongs to an old madam sitting in her brothel doorway, the prophet and inheritor of unending violence.
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The inheritors of something such as a tradition are the people who live or arrive after it has been established and are able to benefit from it.

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Literati out of bureaucracy is relatively independent inheritor of culture in ancient Chinese culture. View of literature value actually is view of literati out of bureaucracy.
士人是中國古代文化中一個相對獨(dú)立的精神文化的傳承者，中國古代占主導(dǎo)地位的文學(xué)價值觀，其實(shí)也就是士人的文學(xué)價值觀。
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