inhere

inhere — 動詞

  • inherepresent simple I / you / we / they
  • inheres3rd person singular
  • inhering-ing form
  • inheredpast simple

1. to be an inseparable quality or property of something, belonging to it by its ve

1.動詞不及物C2
釋義

固有於

某特質為事物固有且不可分離

to be an inseparable quality or property of something, belonging to it by its very nature

例句

The right to a safe workplace inheres in every employee, the inspector told Mira after the accident.

檢查員在事故後告訴 Mira,安全職場的權利固有於每一位員工。

inheres + in + noun phrase

Serious risks inhere in a firefighter's work, Joaquim learned during his first week at the station.

Joaquim 在消防站的第一週就了解到,嚴重風險固有於消防員的工作。

常見搭配
  • risks inhere in
  • rights inhere in
同義詞
  • reside in

    more common and less formal; used in everyday speech

  • lie in

    similar meaning but far more frequent in both spoken and written English

  • be inherent in

    the adjective form 'inherent' is the natural, everyday way to express this idea

文法句型

inhere + in + noun phrase

用法筆記

Always followed by 'in' — you cannot drop the preposition. You say 'risk inheres in the job,' never 'risk inheres the job.'

常見錯誤

Danger inheres every sport.
Danger inheres in every sport.
the verb 'inhere' must be followed by 'in' before the noun.
片語動詞

inhere in

phrasal verb

if a quality or property inheres in someone or something, it is embedded so firmly in what they are that removing it would change their essential nature

固有於

A quiet strength inheres in Gita, even when things go wrong.

The danger inheres in the old wiring, not in the appliances, the electrician told Fatima.

同根字

常見搭配

副詞搭配

  • naturally inhere
  • ultimately inhere
  • essentially inhere

介系詞搭配