nacimiento
/naθiˈmjento/, [na.θiˈmjẽn̪.t̪o]birth
Noun nacimiento m (plural nacimientos)
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(medicine) birth (the act of being born)
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(figuratively) birth, beginning, start
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(Christianity) crib, nativity scene
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Tom cree en la vida después del nacimiento.
Tom believes in life after birth.
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Él es griego por nacimiento.
He is a Greek by birth.
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Ellos se alegraron por el nacimiento de su primer hijo.
They were pleased at the birth of their first child.
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Poco antes de su quincuagésimo cumpleaños, ella recibió la noticia del nacimiento de su nieto.
Shortly before her fiftieth birthday, she received the news about the birth of her grandchild.
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Esta marca de nacimiento me acompleja.
I'm troubled by this birth-mark.
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Él es ruso de nacimiento.
He is a Russian by birth.
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El bisabuelo de Tom era ciego de nacimiento.
Tom's great-grandfather was born blind.
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La transformación es nacimiento y muerte al mismo tiempo.
Transformation is birth and death at the same time.
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Él es alemán de nacimiento.
He is German by birth.
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Era ciego de nacimiento.
He was blind from birth.
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