- born / borne
- Born is newly coming into life: A child was born at 12:01 New Year's day.Borne means "carried": All gossip is borne by an ill wind.
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born / borne — Born is newly coming into life: A child was born at 12:01 New Year s day. Borne means carried : All gossip is borne by an ill wind … Confused words
born - borne — Both these words are pronounced . ◊ born When a baby is born, it comes out of its mother s body at the beginning of its life. They are given names when they are born. You often say that a person was born at a particular time or in a particular… … Useful english dictionary
born, borne — Both are past participles of the verb bear, but by convention they are used in slightly different ways. Born is limited to the idea of birth ( He was born in December ). Borne is used for the sense of supporting or tolerating ( She has… … Dictionary of troublesome word
born, borne — Both are past participles of the verb bear, but by convention they are used in slightly different ways. Born is limited to the idea of birth ( He was born in December ). Borne is used for the sense of supporting or tolerating ( She has… … Dictionary of troublesome word
born — born, borne It is sometimes forgotten that born, relating to birth, is a past participle of the verb to bear, and that I was born on a Friday means ‘My mother bore me on a Friday’. Born is also used in figurative expressions such as an… … Modern English usage
borne — born, borne It is sometimes forgotten that born, relating to birth, is a past participle of the verb to bear, and that I was born on a Friday means ‘My mother bore me on a Friday’. Born is also used in figurative expressions such as an… … Modern English usage
Borne Sulinowo — Borne Sulinowo … Deutsch Wikipedia
Borne Sulinowo — Coat of arms … Wikipedia
Borne (Ostrowice) — Borne … Deutsch Wikipedia
born — , borne Both are past participles of the verb bear, but by convention they are used in slightly different ways. Born is limited to the idea of birth ( He was born in December ). Borne is used for the sense of supporting or tolerating ( She has… … Bryson’s dictionary for writers and editors
