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π
born
verb
-
bear
,
bearing
,
bears
,
bore
,
borne
,
born
used
as
the
past
participle
of
β
bear
β
with
the
verb
β
be
β
to
show
when
,
where
,
or
in
what
circumstances
someone
or
something
first
came
into
life
β’
She
was
born
in
Chicago
in
2010
.
She
was
born
in
Chicago
in
2010
.
β’
The
twins
were
born
only
five
minutes
apart
.
The
twins
were
born
only
five
minutes
apart
.
Old
English
β
boren
β,
past
participle
of
β
beran
β (
to
bear
,
carry
,
give
birth
).
In
the
specific
sense
of
childbirth
, β
born
β
gradually
replaced
earlier
β
borne
β
from
the
17th
century
onward
.
bear
noun
a
large
,
strong
mammal
with
thick
fur
and
a
very
short
tail
that
lives
in
forests
or
on
snowy
mountains
β’
The
campers
froze
when
a
huge
brown
bear
stepped
out
of
the
trees
.
The
campers
froze
when
a
huge
brown
bear
stepped
out
of
the
trees
.
β’
A
polar
bear
uses
its
big
paws
to
break
a
hole
in
the
ice
and
catch
a
seal
.
A
polar
bear
uses
its
big
paws
to
break
a
hole
in
the
ice
and
catch
a
seal
.
Old
English
β
bera
,β
related
to
German
β
BΓ€r
,β
from
Proto-Germanic
*berΓ΄
β
the
brown
one
β.
noun
a
large
,
strong
mammal
with
thick
fur
and
a
very
short
tail
that
lives
in
forests
or
mountains
and
eats
meat
,
fish
,
and
plants
β’
The
bear
stood
on
its
hind
legs
to
reach
the
honeycomb
in
the
tree
.
The
bear
stood
on
its
hind
legs
to
reach
the
honeycomb
in
the
tree
.
β’
We
saw
a
mother
bear
guiding
her
two
cubs
across
the
river
.
We
saw
a
mother
bear
guiding
her
two
cubs
across
the
river
.
Old
English
"
bera
",
related
to
German
"
BΓ€r
",
originally
meaning
"
the
brown
one
"
to
avoid
saying
the
animal
β
s
true
name
.
verb
-
bear
,
bearing
,
bears
,
bore
,
borne
to
carry
or
support
the
weight
of
something
β’
The
old
bridge
can
still
bear
heavy
trucks
.
The
old
bridge
can
still
bear
heavy
trucks
.
β’
Please
bear
this
tray
carefully
;
the
glasses
are
full
.
Please
bear
this
tray
carefully
;
the
glasses
are
full
.
verb
-
bear
,
bearing
,
bears
,
bore
,
borne
to
accept
or
tolerate
something
difficult
or
unpleasant
β’
I
can
β
t
bear
loud
noises
when
I
β
m
studying
.
I
can
β
t
bear
loud
noises
when
I
β
m
studying
.
β’
She
had
to
bear
the
pain
until
help
arrived
.
She
had
to
bear
the
pain
until
help
arrived
.
verb
-
bear
,
bearing
,
bears
,
bore
,
borne
to
move
or
turn
in
a
particular
direction
β’
At
the
fork
in
the
road
,
bear
left
toward
the
lake
.
At
the
fork
in
the
road
,
bear
left
toward
the
lake
.
β’
The
trail
bears
north
after
the
old
oak
tree
.
The
trail
bears
north
after
the
old
oak
tree
.
verb
-
bear
,
bearing
,
bears
,
bore
,
borne
to
carry
or
support
the
weight
of
something
β’
The
old
bridge
can
no
longer
bear
the
weight
of
heavy
trucks
.
The
old
bridge
can
no
longer
bear
the
weight
of
heavy
trucks
.
β’
She
bore
a
tray
of
hot
tea
carefully
up
the
stairs
.
She
bore
a
tray
of
hot
tea
carefully
up
the
stairs
.
Old
English
β
beran
β
meant
β
to
carry
or
bring
,β
related
to
German
β
tragen
β
and
Latin
β
ferre
.β
verb
-
bear
,
bearing
,
bears
,
bore
,
borne
to
turn
or
move
in
a
stated
direction
β’
At
the
fork
,
bear
left
toward
the
beach
.
At
the
fork
,
bear
left
toward
the
beach
.
β’
The
hiking
trail
bears
right
after
the
waterfall
.
The
hiking
trail
bears
right
after
the
waterfall
.
Navigation
use
recorded
since
the
16th
century
,
perhaps
from
the
idea
of
a
path
β
bearing
β
or
carrying
you
in
a
direction
.
verb
-
bear
,
bearing
,
bears
,
bore
,
borne
to
give
birth
to
a
child
or
a
young
animal
β’
The
queen
is
expected
to
bear
an
heir
next
spring
.
The
queen
is
expected
to
bear
an
heir
next
spring
.
β’
The
ewe
bore
two
healthy
lambs
during
the
night
.
The
ewe
bore
two
healthy
lambs
during
the
night
.
verb
-
bear
,
bearing
,
bears
,
bore
,
borne
to
produce
flowers
,
fruit
,
or
results
β’
The
apple
tree
will
bear
fruit
in
the
autumn
.
The
apple
tree
will
bear
fruit
in
the
autumn
.
β’
His
hard
work
finally
bore
results
when
he
got
the
patent
.
His
hard
work
finally
bore
results
when
he
got
the
patent
.
noun
a
large
,
strong
,
or
rough
person
who
seems
clumsy
or
behaves
in
a
gruff
way
,
often
used
affectionately
or
jokingly
β’
Don
looks
scary
,
but
he
β
s
really
a
gentle
bear
once
you
know
him
.
Don
looks
scary
,
but
he
β
s
really
a
gentle
bear
once
you
know
him
.
β’
At
parties
,
she
can
be
a
bear
to
talk
to
until
she
has
her
first
cup
of
coffee
.
At
parties
,
she
can
be
a
bear
to
talk
to
until
she
has
her
first
cup
of
coffee
.
Transferred
sense
from
the
animal
β
s
size
and
strength
,
first
recorded
in
the
15th
century
.
verb
-
bear
,
bearing
,
bears
,
bore
,
borne
to
accept
or
endure
something
difficult
or
unpleasant
β’
I
can
β
t
bear
the
sound
of
nails
scratching
a
chalkboard
.
I
can
β
t
bear
the
sound
of
nails
scratching
a
chalkboard
.
β’
She
bore
the
loss
of
her
pet
with
quiet
bravery
.
She
bore
the
loss
of
her
pet
with
quiet
bravery
.
Same
Old
English
root
β
beran
,β
expanding
from
physical
carrying
to
mental
burden
in
Middle
English
.
verb
-
bear
,
bearing
,
bears
,
bore
,
borne
to
produce
fruit
,
flowers
,
or
results
β’
Our
apple
tree
bore
a
record
number
of
fruit
this
year
.
Our
apple
tree
bore
a
record
number
of
fruit
this
year
.
β’
The
experiment
is
starting
to
bear
results
after
months
of
testing
.
The
experiment
is
starting
to
bear
results
after
months
of
testing
.
Metaphoric
extension
from
β
carry
β
to
β
bring
forth
β
first
appears
in
Middle
English
farming
texts
.
noun
an
investor
who
believes
that
prices
will
fall
and
who
may
sell
shares
hoping
to
buy
them
back
cheaper
later
β’
The
market
drop
rewarded
the
bear
who
had
sold
early
.
The
market
drop
rewarded
the
bear
who
had
sold
early
.
β’
Many
bears
expect
the
company
β
s
stock
to
decline
this
quarter
.
Many
bears
expect
the
company
β
s
stock
to
decline
this
quarter
.
From
18th-century
London
Stock
Exchange
slang
,
shortening
of
"
bearskin
jobber
"β
someone
who
sold
the
bear
β
s
skin
before
catching
the
bear
.
noun
an
investor
who
expects
prices
on
a
financial
market
to
fall
and
may
try
to
profit
from
that
drop
β’
During
the
crash
,
bears
made
money
by
betting
that
stocks
would
keep
falling
.
During
the
crash
,
bears
made
money
by
betting
that
stocks
would
keep
falling
.
β’
Even
though
the
economy
looked
strong
,
some
bears
warned
that
the
market
was
overvalued
.
Even
though
the
economy
looked
strong
,
some
bears
warned
that
the
market
was
overvalued
.
By
the
early
18th
century
,
London
traders
spoke
of
β
selling
the
bear
β
s
skin
before
one
has
caught
the
bear
,β
meaning
selling
something
you
do
not
yet
own
.
The
phrase
was
shortened
to
β
bear
β
for
anyone
expecting
a
price
fall
.
verb
-
bear
,
bearing
,
bears
,
bore
,
born
,
borne
to
give
birth
to
a
child
or
young
β’
Queen
Victoria
bore
nine
children
during
her
lifetime
.
Queen
Victoria
bore
nine
children
during
her
lifetime
.
β’
The
mare
will
bear
a
foal
in
early
spring
.
The
mare
will
bear
a
foal
in
early
spring
.
Sense
of
childbirth
from
Old
English
β
beran
,β
with
past
participle
form
β
born
β
eventually
becoming
a
separate
adjective
.