/prɪˈzʌmptɪv koʊˈɛr/ – Phrase
Definition: người có thể là đồng thừa kế.
A more thorough explanation: A presumptive co-heir is an individual who is considered likely to inherit a share of an estate or property based on legal presumptions, such as being a close relative of the deceased or meeting other criteria set forth in the relevant laws or documents.
Example: In the event that the primary beneficiary is unable to inherit the estate, the presumptive co-heir would be entitled to a share of the assets.