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1 born **** adj
[bɔːn]to be born — (also), fig nascere
a Roman born and bred — un romano di Roma, un romano doc
the revolution was born of the workers' discontent — la rivoluzione scaturì dallo scontento degli operai
a born actor/musician — un attore/musicista nato
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