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birth [bɜ:θ, Am bɜ:rθ] N

1. birth a. fig (being born):

birth
from birth
at birth
date of birth
birth defect
to give birth to a child
to give birth to sth fig

2. birth no pl (descent):

birth
he's English by birth
of noble birth

birth control N no pl

birth rate N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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It was considered embarrassing for a monk to be born in no better birth than that of a gandharva.
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It is recorded that the new child stood up in its birth blood desiring to walk out three times.
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He was born posthumously, and so succeeded to his father's baronies at birth.
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Doctors told them that there would be no chance that the foetus, who had a condition called acrania, would survive longer than an hour after birth.
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Birth defects in a child whose father was taking azathioprine have also been reported.
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The whitenose shark is viviparous, with 5 young in a litter, and a birth size around 53 cm.
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The encounter group meets the neo-primitive ritual, giving birth, as it were, to a groovy mysticism.
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He only ever played one minute for the club due to conflicting medical opinions over a heart murmur he has carried since birth and left after a season.
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Luckily, her midwives are very skilled and experienced in breech birth, so she felt comfortable proceeding with a home birth.
metro.co.uk
Maternal death is considered a natural phenomenon and encourages the use of herbs, while undermining safe birthing practices with a skilled birth attendant.
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