begotten

v.

为…之生父( beget的过去分词 )；产生，引起；

1. Snobs talk as if they have begotten their own ancestors.
   小人大言不惭，简直把自己的祖宗也说成是他们生的了。
2. The fact that he had begotten a child made him vain.
   想起自己也生过孩子，他得意了。
3. The expressions of LOS add-angle velocity begotten by ship-swaying is introduced through math deduction.
   通过数学推导，给出了由于舰船摇摆引起的视轴附加角速度公式。

Begotten or Made?
Begotten or made?
Begotten, Not Made
"Begotten, not made": conceiving manhood in late antiquity
Adopted and Begotten Sons of God: Paul and John on Divine Sonship
"AND THE WORD WAS BEGOTTEN": DIVINE EPIGENESIS IN THE GOSPEL OF JOHN
"Drug-besotten, sin-begotten fiends of filth": New Zealanders and the Oriental other, 1850-1920.
Something begotten in the state of Denmark? Immigrants, territorialized culture, and the Danes as an indigenous people
“Becoming Martianized”: Liberal Eugenics and H. G. Wells' Star-Begotten
A nation so ill-begotten: racialized childhood and conceptions of national belonging in Xavier Herbert's Poor Fellow My Country and ...