naces in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for naces in the Spanish»English Dictionary

nacer VB intr

1.1. nacer niño/cordero/gato:

nacer

to be born

¿dónde naciste?

where were you born?

pesaba tres kilos al nacer

she weighed three kilos at birth

nacer antes de tiempo

to be born prematurely

nacer antes de tiempo

to be premature

el niño nació muerto

the child was stillborn

nacer de alg.

to be born to sb

nació en el Perú, de padres españoles

she was born in Peru to o of Spanish parents

(nacer para algo) yo no nací para esta clase de trabajo

I wasn't born to do this kind of work

nació para (ser) músico

he was born to be a musician

naciste/nació parado Chil Ven inf

you have/he has the luck of the devil inf

no nací/nació ayer

I/he wasn't born yesterday

volver a nacer o nacer de nuevo

to have a lucky escape

volver a nacer o nacer de nuevo

to be lucky to come out alive

1.2. nacer pollito/insecto:

nacer

to hatch

1.3. nacer hoja/rama:

nacer

to sprout

le han nacido nuevas flores a la planta

the plant has produced o grown some new flowers

1.4. nacer:

nacer río:

to rise

nacer río:

to have its source

nacer carretera:

to start

la pinza nace debajo de la manga

the dart starts under the sleeve

1.5. nacer pelo/plumas:

nacer

to grow

le nacieron alas

he sprouted wings

ya le volverá a nacer el pelo

his hair will soon grow back

2.1. nacer (surgir) sentimiento:

una gran amistad nació entre ellos

a great friendship grew o sprang up o developed between them

a ella no le nace ser amable con la gente

being nice to people doesn't come naturally to her

no me nace ser simpático con él

I find it difficult to be nice to him

2.2. nacer problema/situación:

nacer de algo

to arise o spring from sth

nace de su inseguridad

this arises o springs from his insecurity

2.3. nacer liter (iniciarse):

nacer a algo

to be awakened to sth liter

nacer al amor

to be awakened to love

nacer al amor

to experience love for the first time

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nacer con mantilla Ven inf

to be born lucky inf

nacer con mantilla Ven inf

to be born under a lucky star inf

tuvo la desdicha de nacer ciego

he had the misfortune to be born blind

Translations for naces in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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grow from

nacer de liter

birthweight

peso m al nacer

changeling

niño sustituido por otro al nacer

spring up relationship/friendship:

nacer

hatch

nacer

hatch out

nacer

to come into existence republic/country:

nacer

naces in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for naces in the Spanish»English Dictionary

nacer irr como crecer VB intr

1. nacer (venir al mundo):

nacer

to be born

nací el 29 de febrero

I was born on the 29th of February

no nací ayer

I wasn't born yesterday

haber nacido para la música

to be a natural for music

volver a nacer

to have a very narrow escape

2. nacer (del huevo):

nacer

to hatch

3. nacer (germinar):

nacer

to germinate

4. nacer (astr):

nacer

to be created

nace una estrella

a star is born

5. nacer (día):

nacer

to rise

al nacer el día

at the break of day

6. nacer:

nacer (originarse)

to stem

nacer (arroyo)

to begin

nacer (surgir)

to arise

nació una duda en su mente elev

a doubt was sown in his/her mind

Phrases:

nadie nace enseñado prov

we all have to learn

no con quien naces, sino con quien paces prov

it's your environment that counts, not your birth

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a los dos días de nacer la inscribieron en el registro civil

two days after she was born they registered her birth

Translations for naces in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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to come into being

nacer

born-again

vuelto, -a a nacer

arrive

nacer

to be born in/out of wedlock

nacer dentro/fuera del matrimonio

dawn fig era

nacer

to be born

nacer

at birth

al nacer

to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth

nacer con un pan debajo del brazo

naces Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

volver a nacer

to have a very narrow escape

al nacer el día

at the break of day

no con quien naces, sino con quien paces prov

it's your environment that counts, not your birth

a los dos días de nacer la inscribieron en el registro civil

two days after she was born they registered her birth

nacer con un pan debajo del brazo

to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth