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Meanings of first-born in English
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Examples for "firstborn"
Examples for "firstborn"
1
Their firstborn, Frik, returned to South Africa after eight years in England.
2
Luther was the firstborn; he was nine years older than she was.
3
Anyone would think you were being asked to hand over your firstborn.
4
He was as proud as if he'd heard his firstborn reciting Shakespeare.
5
Pharao and his people are threatened with the death of their firstborn.
1
Kaiomorts, the original single ancestor of men, will be the firstling.
2
O my brethren, he who is a firstling is ever sacrificed.
3
It was a glorious day, the firstling of the summer.
4
From that most imperial Prince Rameses to the firstling of the cowherd, they are dead!
5
The Bull said: "Israel's ancestor was 'the firstling bullock.'"
1
Four days ago, his partner announced she pregnant with their first child.
2
The singer also gave birth to her first child earlier this year.
3
Her first child shall be a female, and the second a male.
4
He now has a young family and is expecting his first child.
5
Last year, Meghan gave birth to their first child, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.
1
In every house, from the palace downwards, the eldest child lay dead.
2
In 1802 the Smiths' eldest child was born and was christened Saba.
3
Nor did he display any interest in reconciliation with his eldest child.
4
Mrs. Claughton went back to her room, where her eldest child asked:-
5
The birth of her eldest child Elizabeth probably occurred in 1436.
Usage of first-born in English
1
As their god said to Moses: 'Israel is my son, my first-born.'
2
I said I doubted if anyone's first-born child was ever more welcome.
3
For, indeed, they are the first-born, the natural branches, and the like.
4
Thus the male and female sex of the first-born twins is identified.
5
For the first-born brother was priest and lord of all the rest.
6
When she has several grown-up children the first-born will be the favorite.
7
Thus each man brought to the temple the first-born of his flock.
8
Grey matter volume was smaller in second-born twins compared with first-born twins.
9
You cannot realize what this first-born of promise means to Little Rivers.
10
The eminent novelist's encomium had aroused the artist's pride in his first-born.
11
Eastward of Jordan Leah's first-born had a similar fate, although somewhat later.
12
They had called her Rose, fatuously, as parents do their first-born girl.
13
You are 'my first-born, my might and the beginning of my strength.'
14
Double-minded men, we, like Jacob's first-born, are unstable in all our ways.
15
Anyway, it's my first-born story, and I'll defend it with my life.
16
Three months since, and I hoped my first-born would be a king!
Frequent collocations
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