Definition of bairn in English:

bairn

noun bɛːnbɛrn

Northern English, Scottish

A child.
〈主苏格兰，北英格兰〉小孩
Example sentencesExamples
- We used to mix it with that Ministry of Food orange juice the bairns were issued around the 1950s.
- It was terrible what happened to those bairns,’ she said.
- In India, of course, the problem is that they have too many bairns.
- I accept at last the dreadful words of the divorce decree and agree to be as ‘one dead’ to you and the bairns.
- Essentially, she was merely doing what high-earning parents are doing throughout Britain's university towns, jumping on the property price express as a means of helping pay for the bairns ' education.
Synonyms
youngster, young one, little one, boy, girl

Origin

Old English bearn, of Germanic origin; related to the verb bear¹.

Rhymes

Auvergne, cairn

Definition of bairn in US English:

bairn

nounbɛrnbern

Scottish, Northern English

A child.
〈主苏格兰，北英格兰〉小孩
Example sentencesExamples
- We used to mix it with that Ministry of Food orange juice the bairns were issued around the 1950s.
- I accept at last the dreadful words of the divorce decree and agree to be as ‘one dead’ to you and the bairns.
- It was terrible what happened to those bairns,’ she said.
- Essentially, she was merely doing what high-earning parents are doing throughout Britain's university towns, jumping on the property price express as a means of helping pay for the bairns ' education.
- In India, of course, the problem is that they have too many bairns.
Synonyms
youngster, young one, little one, boy, girl

Origin

Old English bearn, of Germanic origin; related to the verb bear.

词汇	bairn
释义	Definition of bairn in English: bairn noun bɛːnbɛrn Northern English, Scottish A child. 〈主苏格兰，北英格兰〉小孩 Example sentencesExamples We used to mix it with that Ministry of Food orange juice the bairns were issued around the 1950s. It was terrible what happened to those bairns,’ she said. In India, of course, the problem is that they have too many bairns. I accept at last the dreadful words of the divorce decree and agree to be as ‘one dead’ to you and the bairns. Essentially, she was merely doing what high-earning parents are doing throughout Britain's university towns, jumping on the property price express as a means of helping pay for the bairns ' education. Synonyms youngster, young one, little one, boy, girl Origin Old English bearn, of Germanic origin; related to the verb bear¹. Rhymes Auvergne, cairn Definition of bairn in US English: bairn nounbɛrnbern Scottish, Northern English A child. 〈主苏格兰，北英格兰〉小孩 Example sentencesExamples We used to mix it with that Ministry of Food orange juice the bairns were issued around the 1950s. I accept at last the dreadful words of the divorce decree and agree to be as ‘one dead’ to you and the bairns. It was terrible what happened to those bairns,’ she said. Essentially, she was merely doing what high-earning parents are doing throughout Britain's university towns, jumping on the property price express as a means of helping pay for the bairns ' education. In India, of course, the problem is that they have too many bairns. Synonyms youngster, young one, little one, boy, girl Origin Old English bearn, of Germanic origin; related to the verb bear.
随便看	have to do with have to do with have to endure have to hand it to have to hand it to sb have to hand it to somebody have to hand it to someone have to hand it to someone have to name have to offer have too many balls in the air have too many irons in the fire have to one's credit have to oneself have to one's name have to one's name have to" or "have got to do something have to" or "have got to do something have to put up with have to say for oneself have to show for have trouble with have turned one's back on have two left feet have two left feet