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breeding

/ˈbriː.dɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈbriː.dɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОтносящийся к процессу воспроизводства потомства или выращивания растений и животных; также используется для описания хороших манер или социальной утончённости.

Relating to the process of producing offspring or the cultivation of plants and animals; also used to describe good manners or social refinement.

  1. Producing offspringB2formal

    Relating to the process of producing young animals or plants, or set aside for that purpose.

    ruРазмножающийся

    • The breeding season for these birds begins in spring.
    • They keep a breeding pair of horses on the farm.
    • The breeding program aims to increase the population of endangered species.

    Synonymsbroodgenerativeprocreativepropagativereproductive

Forms
  • more breeding comparative form
  • most breeding superlative form
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noun

/ˈbriː.dɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс воспроизводства потомства, особенно у животных или растений, или воспитанность и хорошие манеры, являющиеся результатом правильного воспитания.

A noun referring to the process of producing offspring, especially in animals or plants, or to the refinement and good manners resulting from a proper upbringing.

uncountable

  1. Refinement in mannerB2formal

    Elegance and sophistication shown through fine manners and expression.

    ruВоспитанность

    • Her breeding was evident in the way she spoke to everyone.
    • He displayed the breeding of a true gentleman.
    • Their breeding set them apart in high society.

    Synonymscultivationcultureelegancegentilitygracepolishrefinementsophisticationurbanity

    Antonymscoarsenesscrudenessrudenessvulgarity

  2. Good upbringingB2formal

    The result of being raised well, especially in terms of knowing correct social behavior.

    ruВоспитанность

    • His breeding taught him to always say please and thank you.
    • She credits her breeding for her polite demeanor.
    • Good breeding is often reflected in one's manners.

    Synonymscivilitycourtesycultureetiquettegentilityrefinementupbringing

    Antonymsdiscourtesyrudenessvulgarity

  3. Upbringing and socializationB2formal

    The process of helping someone grow up to become an accepted member of the community.

    ruВоспитание

    • The community values the breeding of respectful citizens.
    • Proper breeding involves teaching children social norms.
    • Breeding in this sense is about instilling values.

    Synonymscivilityeducationnurturepolishrearingrefinementtrainingupbringing

    Antonymsignoranceneglectrudeness

  4. Animal or plant productionB1formalscientific

    The production of animals or plants through controlled reproduction, often involving inbreeding or hybridization.

    ruРазведение

    • Selective breeding has produced many dog breeds.
    • The farm specializes in the breeding of thoroughbred horses.
    • Plant breeding can create more resilient crops.

    Synonymscultivationhusbandrypropagationraisingrearingreproduction

  5. ReproductionB2formalscientific

    The sexual activity involved in conceiving and bearing offspring.

    ruРазмножение

    • The breeding season for these birds begins in spring.
    • Breeding in captivity requires careful monitoring.
    • The study focused on the breeding habits of the species.

    Synonymsmultiplicationprocreationpropagationreproduction

Forms
  • breedings plural form
  • breedings' possessive plural form
  • breeding's possessive singular form
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verb

breed/briːd/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения процесса произведения потомства или размножения животных и растений, часто в контролируемых условиях для получения определённых признаков.

A verb used to indicate the act of producing offspring, or to cause animals or plants to reproduce, often under controlled conditions for specific traits.

irregular verb

  1. Produce offspringB1formal

    To cause animals to reproduce, or to produce young.

    ruРазводить

    • The farmer breeds cattle for their milk.
    • These birds breed in the spring.
    • They are trying to breed a new type of rose.

    Synonymsbegetmultiplyprocreatepropagatereproducespawn

  2. Cause or give rise toB2formal

    To cause something to develop or happen, often something negative.

    ruПорождать

    • Poverty often breeds crime.
    • Familiarity breeds contempt.
    • The stagnant water breeds mosquitoes.

    Synonymscausecreateengenderfostergenerateinduceoccasionproducepromptspawn

    Antonymscurbdeterdiscourageinhibitpreventstiflesuppress

  3. Mate (especially horses)C1formal

    To cause a male and female animal to mate, especially horses.

    ruСпаривать

    • The stallion was bred with several mares.
    • They bred the champion racehorse with a promising mare.
    • The breeder carefully selects which horses to breed.

    Synonymscouplecovercrossinterbreedmatepairserve

Forms
  • bred past participle
  • bred past simple
  • breeding present participle
  • breeds third person singular
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