Born
noun
1 Born
British nuclear physicist (born in Germany) honored for his contributions to quantum mechanics (1882-1970).
synonym: Max Born.
Dutch: geboren worden, geboren
adjective
1 born
2 born
Being talented through inherited qualities:
— A born musician.
synonyms: innate, natural.
Polish: urodzony
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bear
noun
1 bear
Massive plantigrade carnivorous or omnivorous mammals with long shaggy coats and strong claws.
Roget 797:
merchant,
trader,
dealer,
monger,
chandler,
salesman;
changer;
regrater†;
shopkeeper,
shopman†;
tradesman,
tradespeople,
tradesfolk.
retailer;
chapman,
hawker,
huckster,
higgler†;
pedlar,
colporteur,
cadger,
Autolycus†;
sutler†,
vivandiere†;
costerman†,
costermonger†;
tallyman;
camelot;
faker;
vintner.
money broker,
money changer,
money lender;
cambist†,
usurer,
moneyer†,
banker.
jobber;
broker
etc.
(agent)
758;
buyer
etc.
795;
seller
etc.
796;
bear,
bull.
concern;
firm
etc.
(partnership)
712.
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Roget 895:
discourtesy;
ill breeding;
ill manners,
bad manners,
ungainly manners;
insuavity†;
uncourteousness†,
etc.
adj.;
rusticity,
inurbanity†;
illiberality,
incivility displacency†.
disrespect
etc.
929;
procacity†,
impudence: barbarism,
barbarity;
misbehavior,
brutality,
blackguardism†,
conduct unbecoming a gentleman,
grossieret_e,
brusquerie†;
vulgarity,
etc.
851.
churlishness
etc.
adj.;
spinosity†,
perversity;
moroseness
etc.
(sullenness)
901.1.
sternness
etc.
adj.;
austerity;
moodishness†,
captiousness
etc.
901;
cynicism;
tartness
etc.
adj.;
acrimony,
acerbity,
virulence,
asperity.
scowl,
black looks,
frown;
short answer,
rebuff;
hard words,
contumely;
unparliamentary language,
personality.
bear,
bruin,
brute,
blackguard,
beast;
unlicked cub†;
frump,
crosspatch†;
saucebox
etc.
887†;
crooked stick;
grizzly.
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Roget 799a:
stock market,
stock exchange,
securities exchange;
bourse,
board;
the big board,
the New York Stock Exchange;
the market,
the open market;
over-the-counter market;
privately traded issues.
commodities exchange,
futures exchange,
futures market.
the pit,
the floor.
ticker,
stock ticker,
quotation;
stock index,
market index,
the Dow Jones Index,
the Dow Industrials,
the transportation index,
utilities,
the utilities index;
the New York Stock Exchange index,
the Nikkei index [Jap.Tr.];
the Financial Times index,
the FTI [Brit.],
the over-the-counter index,
NASDAQ index.
[person or firm trading securities]
broker,
stockbroker,
jobber,
stock dealer,
odd-lot dealer;
specialist.
[person who buys or sells stocks]
investor,
speculator,
operator;
bull,
buyer;
bear,
short seller;
scalper,
arbitrager†,
arbitrageur†;
stockholder,
share-holder,
stockholder of record;
bond holder,
coupon-clipper [Sarc.].
investment;
speculation.
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Dutch: beer
Polish: niedźwiedź
2 bear
An investor with a pessimistic market outlook; an investor who expects prices to fall and so sells now in order to buy later at a lower price.
Dutch: berin, beer, bear, dalend, dalende
verb
1 bear
2 bear
Cause to be born.
synonyms: birth, deliver, give birth, have.
Roget 470:
be possible
etc.
adj.;
stand a chance;
admit of,
bear.
render possible
etc.
adj.;
put in the way of.
Roget 161:
produce,
perform,
operate,
do,
make,
gar,
form,
construct,
fabricate,
frame,
contrive,
manufacture;
weave,
forge,
coin,
carve,
chisel;
build,
raise,
edify,
rear,
erect,
put together,
set up,
run up;
establish,
constitute,
compose,
organize,
institute;
achieve,
accomplish
etc.
(complete)
729.
flower,
bear fruit,
fructify,
teem,
ean†,
yean†,
farrow,
drop,
pup,
kitten,
kindle;
bear,
lay,
whelp,
bring forth,
give birth to,
lie in,
be brought to bed of,
evolve,
pullulate,
usher into the world.
make productive
etc.
168;
create;
beget,
get,
generate,
fecundate,
impregnate;
procreate,
progenerate†,
propagate;
engender;
bring into being,
call into being,
bring into existence;
breed,
hatch,
develop,
bring up.
induce,
superinduce;
suscitate†;
cause
etc.
153;
acquire
etc.
775.
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Dutch: baren, bevallen
3 bear
Put up with something or somebody unpleasant:
— I cannot bear his constant criticism.
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Roget 821:
feel;
receive an impression
etc.
n.;
be impressed with
etc.
adj.;
entertain feeling,
harbor feeling,
cherish feeling
etc.
n..
respond;
catch the flame,
catch the infection;
enter the spirit of.
bear,
suffer,
support,
sustain,
endure,
thole [Scot.],
aby†;
abide
etc.
(be composed)
826;
experience
etc.
(meet with)
151;
taste,
prove;
labor under,
smart under;
bear the brunt of,
brave,
stand.
swell,
glow,
warm,
flush,
blush,
change color,
mantle;
turn color,
turn pale,
turn red,
turn black in the face;
tingle,
thrill,
heave,
pant,
throb,
palpitate,
go pitapat,
tremble,
quiver,
flutter,
twitter;
shake
etc.
315;
be agitated,
be excited
etc.
824;
look blue,
look black;
wince;
draw a deep breath.
impress
etc.
(excite the feelings)
824.
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Dutch: doormaken, doorstaan, dragen, dulden, gedogen, getroosten, harden, incasseren, kampen, velen, verdragen, verduren ... show more
4 bear
Move while holding up or supporting.
5 bear
6 bear
Take on as one's own the expenses or debts of another person:
— She agreed to bear the responsibility.
synonyms: accept, assume, take over.
Dutch: overnemen
7 bear
Contain or hold; have within.
synonyms: carry, contain, hold.
Dutch: bevatten, inhouden
8 bear
Bring in:
— Interest-bearing accounts.
synonyms: pay, yield.
Dutch: betalen, verdienen
9 bear
Have on one's person:
— Bear a scar.
synonym: wear.
10 bear
Behave in a certain manner.
synonyms: acquit, behave, carry, comport, conduct, deport.
Roget 270:
transfer,
transmit,
transport,
transplace†,
transplant,
translocate;
convey,
carry,
bear,
fetch and carry;
carry over,
ferry over;
hand pass,
forward;
shift;
conduct,
convoy,
bring,
fetch,
reach;
tote [U.S.];
port,
import,
export.
send,
delegate,
consign,
relegate,
turn over to,
deliver;
ship,
embark;
waft;
shunt;
transpose
etc.
(interchange)
148;
displace
etc.
185;
throw
etc.
284;
drag
etc.
285;
mail,
post.
shovel,
ladle,
decant,
draft off,
transfuse,
infuse,
siphon.
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11 bear
Have rightfully; of rights, titles, and offices:
— She bears the title of Duchess.
synonym: hold.
12 bear
Support or hold in a certain manner.
synonyms: carry, hold.
Roget 215:
be supported
&c.;
lie on,
sit on,
recline on,
lean on,
loll on,
rest on,
stand on,
step on,
repose on,
abut on,
bear on,
be based on
&c.;
have at one's back;
bestride,
bestraddle†.
support,
bear,
carry,
hold,
sustain,
shoulder;
hold up,
back up,
bolster up,
shore up;
uphold,
upbear†;
prop;
under prop,
under pin,
under set;
riprap;
bandage
etc.
43.
give support,
furnish support,
afford support,
supply support,
lend support,
give foundations,
furnish foundations,
afford foundations,
supply foundations,
lend foundations;
bottom,
found,
base,
ground,
imbed,
embed.
maintain,
keep on foot;
aid
etc.
707.
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13 bear
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