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born
- IPA[bɔːn]
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- come into existence as a result of birth;be perfectly suited or trained to do a particular job or hold a particular role
- having a specific nationality;having a natural ability to do a particular job
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- 1. come into existence as a result of birth she was born in Aberdeen he was born of Greek parents
- ▪ be perfectly suited or trained to do a particular job or hold a particular role they are born to rule
- ▪ (of an organization, movement, or idea) be brought into existence on 1 January 1992 the new company was born the sound bite was born in the TV newsroom
- ▪ exist as a result of (a particular situation or feeling) his work is born of despair
形容詞
- 1. having a specific nationality a German-born philosopher
- 2. having a natural ability to do a particular job he's a born engineer
- having undergone a renewal of faith or life.
Oxford Dictionary
- (of a person) converted to a personal faith in Christ (with reference to John 3:3): a born-again Christian
- a born-again Christian.
Oxford American Dictionary
- having undergone a renewal of faith or life.
Oxford American Dictionary
- relating to or denoting a person who has converted to a personal faith in Christ (with ... a born-again Christian
- a born-again Christian.
Oxford Dictionary
- last in order of birth; youngest.
- a youngest or last-born child.
Oxford American Dictionary
- having a specified innate characteristic or ability: Glen was a natural-born sailor
Oxford American Dictionary
- having a specified innate characteristic or ability: Glen was a natural-born sailor
Oxford Dictionary
- denoting texts or recordings produced in digital form, rather than having been converted from ... as research libraries are discovering, born-digital materials are more complicated and costly to preserve than anticipated
Oxford Dictionary
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- come into existence as a result of birth: she was born in Seattle he was born of Greek parents
- having a specific nationality: a German-born philosopher
Oxford American Dictionary