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1 birth pangs
[bë:th 'pæng] n.pl. mjek. dhëmbje të lindjes. fig. vështirësi të fillimit -
2 birth
[bë:th] n 1. lindje; give birth ( to) lind; pjëllje; pjëllë. 2. prejardhje; be of good birth jam nga familje e mirë. fig. lindje; fillim; zanafillë; the birth of a nation lindja e një kombi; to crush a revolt at birth shtyp një revoltë që në djep (pa filluar mirë).● birthday ['bë:thdei] n. ditëlindje● birthmark ['bë:thma:k] n. shenjë, nishan● birthplace ['bë:thpleis] n. vendlindje● birthrate ['bë:threit] n. përqindje e lindjeve (në vit, për 1000 banorë)● date of birth [deit ëv bë:th] n. datëlindje, data e lindjes● place of birth [pleis ëv bë:th] n. vendlindje, vendi i lindjes● a difficult birth [ë 'difikëlt bë:th] lindje e vështirë● live births [liv bë:th] ( foshnje) i lindur gjallë● premature birth [premë'tur/-'çuë bë:th] lindje e parakohshme● three children at a birth [thri: 'çildrën ët ë bë:th] trinjakë; tri fëmijë të lindur menjëhërë● she gave birth to twins [shi: geiv bë:th tu: tuins] ajo lindi binjakë● give birth to a poem [giv bë:th tu: ë 'pëuim] fig. nxjerr në dritë një poez● Irish by birth [bë:th] me prejardhje irlandëze● of high birth [ëv hai bë:th] nga dërë e madhe● birth certificate [bë:th së:'tifikët] n. çertifikatë e lindjes● birth-control [bë:th kën'troul] n. rregullim (planifikim) i lindjeve, kufizim i lndjeve; maltuzianizëm● birth father [bë:th 'fadhë:(r)] n. baba i vet (biologjik)● birth-mark [bë:th ma:k] n. nishan; shënjë (në trup)● birth mother [bë:th 'madhë:(r)] n. nënë e vet (biologjike)● birth parent [bë:th 'peërënt] n. prind i vet (biologjik)● birth (-) rate [bë:th reit] n. lindshmëri; tregues i lindjeve. Fall in the birth-rate renie e numrit të lindjeve● birth weight [bë:th weit] n. pëshë në lindje (e foshnjës)● birthing [bë:thing] n. lindje; pjëllje* * *lindje
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birthpang — birth pang n. 1. One of the repetitive pains occurring in childbirth. Often used in the plural. 2. birth pangs Difficulty or turmoil associated with a development or transition: the birth pangs of an emergent democracy. * * * … Universalium