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breeding

UK
/ˈbriːdɪŋ/
US
/ˈbridɪŋ/
breeding in

Translations

breedingnoun
breedings
pl
The breeding of horses requires a lot of knowledge and patience.
Разведение лошадей требует много знаний и терпения.
Good breeding is evident in his polite manners.
Хорошее воспитание видно в его вежливых манерах.
Additional translations
племенное разведение
размножение
Synonyms
propagation
reproduction
production
raising
cultivation
multiplication
breedinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈbriːdɪŋ/
US
/ˈbriːdɪŋ/
Used before nouns to denote relation to reproduction or mating (e.g., "breeding season").
Synonyms
rearing
raising
nurturing
propagating
reproducing
procreating
cultivating
breedverb

breeding

Gerund

bred
Past Simple
bred
Past Participle
breeding
Gerund
UK
/briːd/
US
/brid/
Ignorance can breed fear and misunderstanding.
Невежество может порождать страх и недопонимание.
Farmers often breed cattle for milk and meat.
Фермеры часто разводят скот для молока и мяса.
Additional translations
уводить
воспроизводить
размножаться
Synonyms
generate
propagate
multiply
produce
raise
rear
cultivate

Definitions

breedingnoun
The process by which animals produce offspring.
The breeding of horses is a complex and time-consuming process.
The activity of controlling the mating and production of offspring in animals or plants.
Selective breeding has led to the development of many new plant varieties.
The rearing and training of animals, especially horses or dogs.
The breeding of racehorses requires a lot of expertise and patience.
The upbringing or education of a person, especially in terms of manners and social behavior.
His polite demeanor was a sign of good breeding.
breedinggerund / present participle
Relating to or intended for reproduction or the production of offspring.
The zoo set up a special enclosure for the breeding pairs.
breedverb
To produce offspring through reproduction.
Farmers often breed cattle to improve their stock.
To cause or bring about a particular quality or condition.
Neglect can breed resentment among team members.
To raise animals or plants in a controlled way to develop particular characteristics.
They breed horses for racing.
(intransitive) To mate and produce offspring.
These birds breed in the wetlands every spring.
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