英语词汇“pedigree”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	pedigree
释义	Trends of pedigree View usage for: pedigree (pedɪgriː) Word forms: plural pedigrees 1. countable noun If a dog, cat, or other animal has a pedigree, its ancestors are known and recorded. An animal is considered to have a good pedigree when all its known ancestors areof the same type. 60 per cent of dogs and ten per cent of cats have pedigrees. 2. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] A pedigree animal is descended from animals which have all been of a particular type, and is therefore consideredto be of good quality. ...a pedigree dog. ...pedigree horses. 3. countable noun [oft poss NOUN] Someone's pedigree is their background or their ancestors. Hammer's business pedigree almost guaranteed him the acquaintance of U.S. presidents. She had an impeccable aristocratic pedigree. More Synonyms of pedigree pedigree in British English (ˈpɛdɪˌɡriː) noun 1. a. the line of descent of a purebred animal b. (as modifier) a pedigree bull 2. a document recording this 3. a genealogical table, esp one indicating pure ancestry 4. derivation or background the pedigree of an idea Derived forms pedigreed (ˈpediˌgreed) adjective Word origin C15: from Old French pie de grue crane's foot, alluding to the spreading lines used in a genealogical chart pedigree in American English (ˈpɛdɪˌgri) noun 1. a list of ancestors; record of ancestry; family tree 2. descent; lineage; ancestry 3. a recorded or known line of descent, esp. of a purebred animal Derived forms pedigreed (ˈpediˌgreed) adjective Word origin ME pedegru, pe de gre < MFr pié de grue, lit., crane's foot < L pes, foot + grus, a crane: from the lines in the genealogical tree Examples of 'pedigree' in a sentence pedigree His football pedigree is good enough for him to deserve an opportunity like this. The Sun (2016) The stealing of exotic breeds of chicken comes amid a wider rise in rustling, particularly pedigree animals. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Coca may have an impeccable design pedigree, but he's not divorced from reality. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Which isn't remotely to say that all pedigree dogs have issues, but speak to your breeder human company and strongly dislike being left on their own. Times, Sunday Times (2016) To handle such a garment of great royal pedigree is exciting. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The double has a good literary pedigree. The Times Literary Supplement (2011) Pedigree animals may incur big bills because of hereditary illnesses. The Sun (2007) The trick of lowering expectations has great historical pedigree. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Such sentiments have a pretty good pedigree. Carpenter, Anne & Johnson, Geoffrey Why am I Afraid to Grieve (1994) In the past five years she has helped the owners of hundreds of pedigree animals. Times, Sunday Times (2013) But she is a fantastic looking filly with a great pedigree. The Sun (2015) But the car has a good pedigree. The Sun (2006) We should go back to having pedigree dogs that are fit and bred to do what the original breeders intended. The Sun (2009) One of the issues in the canine world now is that too few pedigree dogs are bred for their working abilities. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The site has an impeccable pedigree. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Artists are not like pedigree dogs. Times, Sunday Times (2009) This is something to look into before buying any pedigree animal because medical and insurance costs can be higher than you expect. Times, Sunday Times (2009) This is a relatively new brand, but it has an impeccable pedigree. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Northampton have a good pedigree but Ulster could thwart their ambition. Times, Sunday Times (2012) There are pictures of uniformed servants, pedigree dogs and an impressive art collection. Times, Sunday Times (2008) But his pedigree is impeccable, which says a lot about the world of modelling today. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Real may be rich in European pedigree and have one of the most expensively assembled squads on the planet. The Sun (2014) Yet the former skipper's quality and pedigree are there for all to see and he will relish the big stage. The Sun (2016) He had great pedigree and was so gentle I could put my arms around him. Times, Sunday Times (2007) They open against a Biarritz team long on European pedigree and short on recent success. Times, Sunday Times (2012) But their current line-up does not live up to their recent European pedigree. The Sun (2011) This won't be easy against a side who topped their pool in the preliminary stages and boast a proven European pedigree. The Sun (2006) In other languages pedigree British English: pedigree /ˈpɛdɪˌɡriː/ ADJECTIVE A pedigree animal is descended from animals which have all been of a particular breed, and is therefore considered to be of good quality. a pedigree dog American English: pedigree Arabic: أصْلٌ Brazilian Portuguese: de raça Chinese: 纯种的 Croatian: rasan Czech: čistokrevný Danish: stamtavle Dutch: raszuiver European Spanish: con pedigrí Finnish: jalorotuinen French: pedigree German: reinrassig Greek: εκλεκτής ράτσας Italian: di razza pura Japanese: 血統の明らかな Korean: 혈통의 Norwegian: rase- Polish: z rodowodem European Portuguese: de raça Romanian: pedigriu Russian: породистый Latin American Spanish: con pedigrí Swedish: stamtavla Thai: พันธุ์แท้ Turkish: cins Ukrainian: породистий Vietnamese: có nòi British English: pedigree NOUN If a dog, cat, or other animal has a pedigree, its ancestors are known and recorded. 60 per cent of dogs and ten per cent of cats have pedigrees. American English: pedigree Brazilian Portuguese: raça Chinese: > 血统记录狗、猫等动物的 European Spanish: pedigrí French: pedigree German: Stammbaum Italian: pedigree Japanese: >血統書動物の Korean: 혈통서 European Portuguese: raça Latin American Spanish: pedigrí Chinese translation of 'pedigree' pedigree (ˈpɛdɪɡriː) n (c) [of animal] 系谱(譜) (xìpǔ) [of person] 门(門)第 (méndì) (= track record) [of person, sports team] 记(記)录(錄) (jìlù) (份, fèn) pedigree dog/cattle 纯(純)种(種)狗/牛 (chúnzhǒng gǒu/niú) (modifier) in the sense of purebred Two families have become locked in a custody battle over a pedigree dog. Synonyms purebred thoroughbred full-blooded (noun) in the sense of lineage Definition the line of descent of a purebred animal a countess of impeccable pedigree Synonyms lineage They can trace their lineage back to the 18th century. family Her family came to Los Angeles at the turn of the century. line We were part of a long line of artists. race We welcome students of all races, faiths and nationalities. stock We are both from working-class stock. blood He was of noble blood, and an officer. breed heritage descent All the contributors were of foreign descent. extraction a young Brazilian of German extraction ancestry They can trace their ancestry back to the seventeenth century. family tree the difficulties of tracing a complex family tree genealogy He had sat and repeated his family's genealogy to her. derivation The derivation of its name is obscure. stemma stirps Additional synonyms in the sense of ancestry Definition family descent They can trace their ancestry back to the seventeenth century. Synonyms origin, house, family, line, race, stock, blood, ancestors, descent, pedigree, extraction, lineage, forebears, antecedents, parentage, forefathers, genealogy, derivation, progenitors in the sense of blood Definition relationship through being of the same family, race, or kind He was of noble blood, and an officer. Synonyms family, relations, birth, descent, extraction, ancestry, lineage, kinship, kindred in the sense of breed Definition a lineage or race Synonyms lineage, family, line, race, class, stock, pedigree, extraction, ilk Nearby words of pedigree peddler pedestal pedestrian pedigree pedlar pee peek Synonyms of 'pedigree' pedigree Explore 'pedigree' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of derivation Definition the origin or descent of something, such as a word The derivation of its name is obscure. Synonyms origin, source, basis, beginning, root, foundation, descent, ancestry, genealogy, etymology in the sense of descent Definition derivation from an ancestor All the contributors were of foreign descent. Synonyms origin, extraction, ancestry, lineage, family tree, parentage, heredity, genealogy, derivation in the sense of extraction Definition the origin or ancestry of a person a young Brazilian of German extraction Synonyms origin, family, ancestry, descent, race, stock, blood, birth, pedigree, lineage, parentage, derivation in the sense of family Definition a group descended from a common ancestor Her family came to Los Angeles at the turn of the century. Synonyms ancestors, forebears, parentage, forefathers, house, line, race, blood, birth, strain, tribe, sept, clan, descent, dynasty, pedigree, extraction, ancestry, lineage, genealogy, line of descent, stemma, stirps in the sense of family tree Definition a chart showing the relationships between individuals in a family over many generations the difficulties of tracing a complex family tree Synonyms lineage, genealogy, line of descent, ancestral tree, line, descent, pedigree, extraction, ancestry, blood line, stemma, stirps, whakapapa (New Zealand) in the sense of genealogy Definition the direct descent of an individual or group from an ancestor He had sat and repeated his family's genealogy to her. Synonyms ancestry, descent, pedigree, line, origin, extraction, lineage, family tree, parentage, derivation, blood line, progeniture, stemma, stirps, stock, strain, whakapapa (New Zealand) in the sense of line We were part of a long line of artists. Synonyms lineage, family, breed, succession, race, stock, strain, descent, ancestry, parentage in the sense of race Definition a group of people of common ancestry with distinguishing physical features, such as skin colour or build We welcome students of all races, faiths and nationalities. Synonyms people, ethnic group, nation, blood, house, family, line, issue, stock, type, seed (biblical), breed, folk, tribe, offspring, clan, kin, lineage, progeny, kindred in the sense of stock Definition the original type from which a particular race, family, or group is descended We are both from working-class stock. Synonyms lineage, descent, extraction, ancestry, house, family, line, race, type, variety, background, breed, strain, pedigree, forebears, parentage, line of descent
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