0 (usually with cannot, could not etc) to put up with or endure -- tanggung
1 to be able to support -- mampu tahan
2 (past participle in passive bornboːn) to produce (children) -- lahir
She was born on July 7.
She has borne (him) several children
3 to carry -- diangkat
4 to have -- terdapat
Four patients had been born prematurely and had ductal ligation soon after birth.
Infants were healthy with no known developmental delays and were born full-term (37-43 weeks) with normal birth weights (2.9-4.2 kg).
Indeed, prompt-the control delimiter-was "born" twice for radically different reasons.
The children were interested in the bear and wanted to hear ' him ' reply.
In fact, although the discipline he imposed in his factory was a severe one, it was born of a desire to improve his workmen's lot.
In some cases, arguments bear semantic properties that, typically, require that they bear a direct grammatical function, but in these cases they do not.
His perceptions are certainly borne out by my own experience of visiting the building.
It is worth bearing in mind, however, that their subjects were university students.
