Traduções para „bred“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

bred [bred] VERBO

bred pt, pp of:

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I . breed <bred, bred> [briːd] VERBO trans

breed

procriar

breed disease, violence

gerar

II . breed <bred, bred> [briːd] VERBO intr

breed

reproduzir-se

III . breed [briːd] SUBST

breed ZOOL

raça f

breed BOT

linhagem f

I . breed <bred, bred> [briːd] VERBO trans

breed

procriar

breed disease, violence

gerar

II . breed <bred, bred> [briːd] VERBO intr

breed

reproduzir-se

III . breed [briːd] SUBST

breed ZOOL

raça f

breed BOT

linhagem f

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The wire-haired dachshund, the last to develop, was bred in the late 19th century.

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He also said that the result of mixing a pure-blooded people with those who are mixed, always results in the degeneration of the pure-bred.

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The two cats bred, producing four kittens born in 1981 that were so adorable that a new breed was born.

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Bred to work in packs as well as on their own, they get along well with other dogs and are not overly possessive about anything.

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Dogs are often bred in unscientific ways leading to health problems like hip aplasia for labradors, breathing problems for pugs and so on.

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During this time the agricultural programs of the land grant universities were promoting highly bred domestic cattle and saw these as inferior scrub animals.

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These are bedding plants bred from crosses between primroses, cowslips and oxlips.

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The problems are two-fold: the drop in numbers of pure-bred wildcats (almost none left); and cross-breeding with local tabbies and feral cats.

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They've been bred to have cute looks and cheeky personalities, but there's a catch: their pretty little snub nose is so squashed that some individuals have difficulty breathing.

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Purple sheen on the feathers is a defect and should not be bred.

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