Mẹ, mẹ đẻ

Máy ấp trứng

Nguồn gốc, nguyên nhân

mother naked

trần như nhộng

Mother's help

Người đàn bà giúp việc trong nhà, con sen, u già

Sinh con, đẻ

Nuôi nấng, dạy dỗ

Nhận làm con nuôi

Tự nhận là tác giả

Đối xử với tình mẫu tử

Gây, tạo, gây ra, gây nên

+ on/upon

tự nhận là mẹ

vật liệu gốc

mẹ

Dam, materfamilias, (female) parent, Old-fashioned orformal or jocular mater, Formal progenitrix; matriarch, Colloqma, old lady, old woman, Brit mummy, mum, US mom, mommy, mama,mamma, maw, mammy, mam: He runs crying to his mother wheneveranyone teases him.

Source, origin, genesis: Necessity is themother of invention.

Nourisher, nurturer, nurse: Poverty wasthe mother of anarchy.

Adj.

Native, natural, innate: She has the mother wit toknow better.

V.

Nurture, nourish, nurse, care for, look after, protect,shelter, watch over, take care of: She mothered me when Ineeded her, and I won't desert her now.

Pamper, baby, coddle,spoil, indulge, fuss over, overprotect: You mother the childtoo much.

N.

A a woman in relation to a child or children towhom she has given birth. b (in full adoptive mother) a womanwho has continuous care of a child, esp. by adoption.

Anyfemale animal in relation to its offspring.

A quality orcondition etc. that gives rise to another (necessity is themother of invention).

(in full Mother Superior) the head of afemale religious community.

Archaic (esp. as a form ofaddress) an elderly woman.

(attrib.) a designating aninstitution etc. regarded as having maternal authority (MotherChurch; mother earth). b designating the main ship, spacecraft,etc., in a convoy or mission (the mother craft).

V.tr.

Give birth to; be the mother of.

Protect as a mother.

Giverise to; be the source of.

Acknowledge or profess oneself themother of.

USan equivalent day on the second Sunday in May. mother's ruincolloq. gin. mother's son colloq. a man (every mother's sonof you). mother tongue 1 one's native language.

A languagefrom which others have evolved. mother wit native wit; commonsense.

Motherhood n. motherless adj. motherlessness n.motherlike adj. & adv. [OE modor f. Gmc]