English to Spanish Meaning of born - nacido

Born :
nacido

crecido, nacido, procedente de, nativo, innato, resultado de, inherente, de muelles, hecho, floreciente, LED, recibido, elevado, Borne, nacimiento natural, físico, naturalista, medicamento, producido por

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Definitions of born in English
Noun(1) British nuclear physicist (born in Germany, 1882-1970
Verb(1) have(2) cause to be born(3) put up with something or somebody unpleasant(4) move while holding up or supporting(5) bring forth(6) take on as one's own the expenses or debts of another person(7) contain or hold; have within(8) bring in(9) have on one's person(10) behave in a certain manner(11) have rightfully; of rights, titles, and offices(12) support or hold in a certain manner(13) be pregnant with
Adjective(1) brought into existence(2) being talented through inherited qualities
Examples of born in English
(1) He thrived in the training and displayed the natural attributes of a born soldier.(2) Some babies are born with a squint or their eyes roll away from each other occasionally.(3) She was born with a rare birth defect that left her with a huge growth on her neck and has spent most of her early life in hospital.(4) In Thailand pregnant women eat bananas to ensure their baby is born with a cool temperature.(5) Hannah writes like a born novelist, with a calm, seductive style and an almost Chekovian vision of subtle humour and generosity.(6) After all, the organisation was born out of industrial struggles in the early 1980s.(7) The biggest fall in babies born to married couples has been in homes of about average income.(8) Although she was convinced early on that she was born to be an artist, she was rarely at ease with herself.(9) John was one of a family of five sons and one daughter born to proud parents Jack and Bridget.(10) Are you a born athlete?(11) The concept was born in early September, when Rick and Hood called Holdren to help write an impromptu play.(12) Of course new programme ideas are born out of old programme ideas.(13) t shows teachers how to create and deliver curriculum that helps all students become the motivated, successful natural learners they were born to be!(14) It is tempting to assume that a movement born in reaction to injustice must be just.(15) Sometimes clefts run in families and sometimes a baby is born with a cleft without anyone else in the family having one.(16) This new Islamist movement was born with the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979.
Related Phrases of born
(1) to be born ::
nacer
(2) be born ::
nacer
(3) born in ::
nacido en
(4) being born ::
nacer
(5) born out ::
nacido
(6) born and bred ::
nacido y criado
(7) native-born ::
nativo
(8) first-born ::
Primogénito
Synonyms
Adjective
1. innate ::
innato
2. natural ::
natural
Different Forms
born
Word Example from TV Shows
Oberyn was born to be an adventurer.

Oberyn was BORN to be an adventurer.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 1

Born to ride, buddy.

Born to ride, buddy.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 19

and let the man be born.

and let the man be BORN.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 5

I tend to both the highest born and the lowliest amongst us.

I tend to both the highest BORN and the lowliest amongst us.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 3

I was born lucky.

I was BORN lucky.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 9

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