gestate

gestate
ges·tate
[ʤesˈteɪt, AM ˈʤesteɪt]
I. vi
1. (be pregnant) animal trächtig sein, tragen; human being schwanger sein
2. (develop) sich akk entwickeln
II. vt
to \gestate sth
1. (carry in womb)
to \gestate a baby ein Kind austragen
2. (develop) plan in sich dat reifen lassen
* * *
[dZe'steɪt]
1. vi (lit form
animal) trächtig sein, tragen (form); (human) schwanger sein; (fig) reifen
2. vt
tragen; (fig) in sich (dat) reifen lassen; plan, idea sich tragen mit (geh)
* * *
gestate [dʒeˈsteıt; besonders US ˈdʒesteıt]
A v/i
1. a) schwanger sein
b) ZOOL trächtig sein, tragen
2. fig reifen
B v/t
1. tragen
2. fig in sich reifen lassen
* * *
v.
schwanger sein adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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