Bairn Meaning in English
word
ˈbɛɚn
BAIRN
bˈeən
BAIRN
释义
A child or baby, especially used in Scottish and northern English dialects.
用法与细微差别
'Bairn' is regional and informal, mainly in Scotland and northern England. Rare elsewhere in the UK or internationally. Often appears in folklore, poetry, or when referencing local heritage. Modern conversation uses 'child', but 'bairn' adds a local or nostalgic tone.
Spanish: niño - niña - criatura (escocés/norte de Inglaterra)Portuguese (BR): criança (escocês/norte da Inglaterra)Portuguese (PT): criança (escocês/norte de Inglaterra)Chinese (Simplified): 小孩(苏格兰、英格兰北部方言)Chinese (Traditional): 小孩(蘇格蘭、英格蘭北部方言)Hindi: बच्चा (स्कॉटलैंड/उत्तरी इंग्लैंड में प्रचलित)Arabic: طفل (لهجة اسكتلندية أو شمال إنجلترا)Bengali: শিশু - বাচ্চাRussian: ребёнокJapanese: 子ども - 赤ちゃんVietnamese: đứa trẻ - em béKorean: 아이 - 아기Turkish: çocuk - bebekUrdu: بچہ - نوزادIndonesian: anak - bayi
例句
The bairn is sleeping in the cradle.
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She took her bairn to the park.
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The old man smiled at the bairn.
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They say every bairn brings its own luck.
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She grew up as the eldest bairn in a big family.
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You’ll hear ‘bairn’ a lot if you visit Scotland.
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