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1. (n.) human being
any individual of the genus Homo, esp. a member of the species
Homo sapiens.
2. human being
a person, esp. as distinguished from other animals or as representing the human species:
conditions not fit for human beings.
Etymology: (1855–60)
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| Definition of 'human being' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) homo, man, human being, human
any living or extinct member of the family Hominidae characterized by superior intelligence, articulate speech, and erect carriage
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1. (noun) human being
a person
how humans have affected the environment
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Sense: a person
Animals may behave like that, but human beings shouldn't.
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Afrikaans: mens |
Arabic: إنسان، كائِن حَي |
Bulgarian: човешко същество |
Brazilian: ser humano |
Czech: lidský tvor |
German: der Mensch |
Danish: menneske |
Greek: ανθρώπινο ον, άνθρωπος |
Spanish: ser humano |
Estonian: inimene |
Farsi: بشر |
Finnish: ihminen |
French: être humain |
Hebrew: בֵּן אָדָם |
Hindi: मानव |
Croatian: ljudsko bice |
Hungarian: ember |
Indonesian: manusia |
Icelandic: manneskja, mannvera |
Italian: essere umano |
Japanese: 人間 |
Korean: 인간 |
Lithuanian: žmogus |
Latvian: cilvēks; cilvēciska būtne |
Malay: manusia |
Dutch: mens |
Norwegian: menneske, menneskelig ves |
Polish: istota ludzka |
Persian: بشر |
Pashto: بشر |
Portuguese: ser humano |
Romanian: fiinţă umană |
Russian: человек, человеческое сущ |
Slovak: ľudský tvor, človek |
Slovenian: človeško bitje |
Serbian: ljudsko biće |
Swedish: människa, mänsklig varels |
Thai: มนุษย์ |
Turkish: insan(oğlu) |
Taiwanese: 人類 |
Ukrainian: людина |
Urdu: نوع بشر کا کوئی فرد |
Vietnamese: con người |
Chinese: 人类 |
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