英语词汇“birth”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

birth

/bəːθ

noun [mass noun]

1The emergence of a baby or other young from the body of its mother; the start of life as a physically separate being: he was blind from birth [count noun]: despite a difficult birth he’s fit and healthy...

For mothers planning natural births, the next few hours are likely to be suspenseful.
In a pride, mothers will synchronise the births of their cubs so they can form a crèche and share the workload.
All of her four births were difficult, with pre- and post-birth bed-rest necessary.

Synonyms

childbirth, delivery, nativity, birthing

informal the patter of tiny feet

technical parturition

archaic confinement, accouchement, childbed

1.1The beginning or coming into existence of something: the birth of Socialist Realism...

The story of Tilth's remarkable birth also charts the beginnings of the sustainable agriculture movement
This was the birth of new and improved ventures.
An electional chart is a chart set up for the time of an event; for its beginning or birth.

Synonyms

beginning(s), emergence, genesis, dawn, dawning, rise, start, arrival, advent;

origin, source, fountainhead

1.2A person’s origin, descent, or ancestry: the mother is English by birth he is of noble birth...

Mariam is English by birth, of French origin and resides in New Caledonia, and is currently travelling through India… phew!
All contestants must be Irish by birth or ancestry.
Cortes considers himself Spanish by birth and gypsy by heritage.

Synonyms

ancestry, descent, origin(s), parentage, lineage, line, line of descent, heritage, family, stock, blood, bloodline, genealogy, breeding, pedigree, house, extraction, derivation, background

rare filiation, stirps

verb [with object] informal, chiefly North American

Give birth to (a baby or other young): she birthed five children within ten years...

I learned about homebirth; four of our five children were birthed at home.
Although I am petite, both babies were birthed without any tears or cutting.
Many of our women have birthed babies via artificial insemination.

Synonyms

have, bear, produce, be delivered of, bring into the world;

North American birth

informal drop

dated mother

archaic be brought to bed of, bring forth

Phrases

give birth

Origin

Middle English: from Old Norse byrth; related to bear¹.

单词	birth
释义	birth /bəːθ / noun [mass noun] 1The emergence of a baby or other young from the body of its mother; the start of life as a physically separate being: he was blind from birth [count noun]: despite a difficult birth he’s fit and healthy... For mothers planning natural births, the next few hours are likely to be suspenseful. In a pride, mothers will synchronise the births of their cubs so they can form a crèche and share the workload. All of her four births were difficult, with pre- and post-birth bed-rest necessary. Synonyms childbirth, delivery, nativity, birthing informal the patter of tiny feet technical parturition archaic confinement, accouchement, childbed 1.1The beginning or coming into existence of something: the birth of Socialist Realism... The story of Tilth's remarkable birth also charts the beginnings of the sustainable agriculture movement This was the birth of new and improved ventures. An electional chart is a chart set up for the time of an event; for its beginning or birth. Synonyms beginning(s), emergence, genesis, dawn, dawning, rise, start, arrival, advent; origin, source, fountainhead 1.2A person’s origin, descent, or ancestry: the mother is English by birth he is of noble birth... Mariam is English by birth, of French origin and resides in New Caledonia, and is currently travelling through India… phew! All contestants must be Irish by birth or ancestry. Cortes considers himself Spanish by birth and gypsy by heritage. Synonyms ancestry, descent, origin(s), parentage, lineage, line, line of descent, heritage, family, stock, blood, bloodline, genealogy, breeding, pedigree, house, extraction, derivation, background rare filiation, stirps verb [with object] informal, chiefly North American Give birth to (a baby or other young): she birthed five children within ten years... I learned about homebirth; four of our five children were birthed at home. Although I am petite, both babies were birthed without any tears or cutting. Many of our women have birthed babies via artificial insemination. Synonyms have, bear, produce, be delivered of, bring into the world; North American birth informal drop dated mother archaic be brought to bed of, bring forth Phrases give birth Origin Middle English: from Old Norse byrth; related to bear¹. Rhymes berth, dearth, earth, firth, girth, mirth, Perth, worth
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