Definition of birth certificate in English:

birth certificate

noun

An official document issued to record a person's birth and identify them by name, place, date of birth, and parentage.
出生证
Example sentencesExamples
- One particular father said he had arranged with the mother of the child that he would not be named on the birth certificate.
- Even if the father's name is on the birth certificate, he has no automatic right to be a guardian to his child.
- At first, she was told she could not see her husband because her birth certificate and marriage certificate were in English.
- The new birth certificate issued in Moscow was even less of a problem and only took two days to secure.
- As a matter of fact, the name printed in my birth certificate was Susan and not Sue.
- They didn't want money or photos, but they did need a certified copy of my birth certificate.
- I am examining whether I can change the name on my birth certificate to Bruce.
- The birth certificate issued by municipal offices in Punjab has a distinct compulsory column for caste.
- The claimant's birth certificate and school leaving certificates still need to be verified by the Indian authorities.
- But he has turned down the permit and continues his battle to secure a birth certificate and passport.
- Short films after each programme give practical tips, from how to access war records to what a birth certificate can reveal.
- I know to get a passport you need to use your national identity card and a birth certificate.
- Having a birth certificate in her name is a basic legal right, adds Lydia.
- I am returning a signed copy of the letter, together with my birth certificate and two front door keys which were in my aunt's purse.
- If a new child is born, parents must submit a birth certificate to receive infant formula.
- It is the false birth certificate that the applicant produces that is really looked at.
- The second was the issue of the birth certificate and whether or not that would be altered to reflect the plaintiff's name.
- A birth certificate and two passport photographs are required when joining.
- I think I can just tell them that we don't have his birth certificate and it'll be fine.
- His mother told him almost nothing when he confronted her with the birth certificate and his true identity.

Definition of birth certificate in US English:

birth certificate

nounbərTH ˌsərˈtifəkātbərθ ˌsərˈtɪfəkeɪt

An official document issued to record a person's birth, including such identifying data as name, gender, date of birth, place of birth, and parentage.
出生证
Example sentencesExamples
- I think I can just tell them that we don't have his birth certificate and it'll be fine.
- I know to get a passport you need to use your national identity card and a birth certificate.
- One particular father said he had arranged with the mother of the child that he would not be named on the birth certificate.
- I am examining whether I can change the name on my birth certificate to Bruce.
- As a matter of fact, the name printed in my birth certificate was Susan and not Sue.
- The new birth certificate issued in Moscow was even less of a problem and only took two days to secure.
- His mother told him almost nothing when he confronted her with the birth certificate and his true identity.
- I am returning a signed copy of the letter, together with my birth certificate and two front door keys which were in my aunt's purse.
- The birth certificate issued by municipal offices in Punjab has a distinct compulsory column for caste.
- The second was the issue of the birth certificate and whether or not that would be altered to reflect the plaintiff's name.
- If a new child is born, parents must submit a birth certificate to receive infant formula.
- Even if the father's name is on the birth certificate, he has no automatic right to be a guardian to his child.
- But he has turned down the permit and continues his battle to secure a birth certificate and passport.
- Having a birth certificate in her name is a basic legal right, adds Lydia.
- The claimant's birth certificate and school leaving certificates still need to be verified by the Indian authorities.
- A birth certificate and two passport photographs are required when joining.
- It is the false birth certificate that the applicant produces that is really looked at.
- At first, she was told she could not see her husband because her birth certificate and marriage certificate were in English.
- Short films after each programme give practical tips, from how to access war records to what a birth certificate can reveal.
- They didn't want money or photos, but they did need a certified copy of my birth certificate.

单词	birth certificate
释义	Definition of birth certificate in English: birth certificate noun An official document issued to record a person's birth and identify them by name, place, date of birth, and parentage. 出生证 Example sentencesExamples One particular father said he had arranged with the mother of the child that he would not be named on the birth certificate. Even if the father's name is on the birth certificate, he has no automatic right to be a guardian to his child. At first, she was told she could not see her husband because her birth certificate and marriage certificate were in English. The new birth certificate issued in Moscow was even less of a problem and only took two days to secure. As a matter of fact, the name printed in my birth certificate was Susan and not Sue. They didn't want money or photos, but they did need a certified copy of my birth certificate. I am examining whether I can change the name on my birth certificate to Bruce. The birth certificate issued by municipal offices in Punjab has a distinct compulsory column for caste. The claimant's birth certificate and school leaving certificates still need to be verified by the Indian authorities. But he has turned down the permit and continues his battle to secure a birth certificate and passport. Short films after each programme give practical tips, from how to access war records to what a birth certificate can reveal. I know to get a passport you need to use your national identity card and a birth certificate. Having a birth certificate in her name is a basic legal right, adds Lydia. I am returning a signed copy of the letter, together with my birth certificate and two front door keys which were in my aunt's purse. If a new child is born, parents must submit a birth certificate to receive infant formula. It is the false birth certificate that the applicant produces that is really looked at. The second was the issue of the birth certificate and whether or not that would be altered to reflect the plaintiff's name. A birth certificate and two passport photographs are required when joining. I think I can just tell them that we don't have his birth certificate and it'll be fine. His mother told him almost nothing when he confronted her with the birth certificate and his true identity. Definition of birth certificate in US English: birth certificate nounbərTH ˌsərˈtifəkātbərθ ˌsərˈtɪfəkeɪt An official document issued to record a person's birth, including such identifying data as name, gender, date of birth, place of birth, and parentage. 出生证 Example sentencesExamples I think I can just tell them that we don't have his birth certificate and it'll be fine. I know to get a passport you need to use your national identity card and a birth certificate. One particular father said he had arranged with the mother of the child that he would not be named on the birth certificate. I am examining whether I can change the name on my birth certificate to Bruce. As a matter of fact, the name printed in my birth certificate was Susan and not Sue. The new birth certificate issued in Moscow was even less of a problem and only took two days to secure. His mother told him almost nothing when he confronted her with the birth certificate and his true identity. I am returning a signed copy of the letter, together with my birth certificate and two front door keys which were in my aunt's purse. The birth certificate issued by municipal offices in Punjab has a distinct compulsory column for caste. The second was the issue of the birth certificate and whether or not that would be altered to reflect the plaintiff's name. If a new child is born, parents must submit a birth certificate to receive infant formula. Even if the father's name is on the birth certificate, he has no automatic right to be a guardian to his child. But he has turned down the permit and continues his battle to secure a birth certificate and passport. Having a birth certificate in her name is a basic legal right, adds Lydia. The claimant's birth certificate and school leaving certificates still need to be verified by the Indian authorities. A birth certificate and two passport photographs are required when joining. It is the false birth certificate that the applicant produces that is really looked at. At first, she was told she could not see her husband because her birth certificate and marriage certificate were in English. Short films after each programme give practical tips, from how to access war records to what a birth certificate can reveal. They didn't want money or photos, but they did need a certified copy of my birth certificate.
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