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1 рождаться
родиться1. be bornродиться слепым, глухим и т. п. — be born blind, deaf, etc.
у него родился сын, родилась дочь — a son, a daughter has been born to him, his wife has presented him with a son, a daughter
2. (появляться, возникать — о мысли) occur, come*; (о подозрении, сомнении и т. п.) arise*; spring* up3. (вырастать, произрастать) thrive*, flourish
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