pedigree in Chinese
pedigree in Chinese is 家谱 — pedigree means a record of an animal's or person's ancestry, especially one showing distinguished breeding.
pedigree in Chinese
家谱
Pronounced: jiā pǔ
A chart, list, or record of ancestors, to show breeding, especially distinguished breeding. [from 15th c.]
What does "pedigree" mean?
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noun A record of an animal's or person's ancestry, especially one showing distinguished breeding.
"The breeder showed us the puppy's pedigree going back four generations."
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noun A person's background or history of achievement, especially an impressive one.
"With her academic pedigree, she was the obvious choice for the role."
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adj Having documented ancestry; purebred.
"They only breed pedigree dogs at that kennel."
pedigree in a sentence
- The breeder showed us the puppy's pedigree going back four generations.
- With her academic pedigree, she was the obvious choice for the role.
- They only breed pedigree dogs at that kennel.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "pedigree" in Chinese?
"pedigree" in Chinese is 家谱. pedigree means: A record of an animal's or person's ancestry, especially one showing distinguished breeding.
How do you pronounce 家谱?
"pedigree" in Chinese is 家谱, pronounced "jiā pǔ".
How do you use "pedigree" in a sentence?
Example: "The breeder showed us the puppy's pedigree going back four generations." In Chinese, "pedigree" is 家谱.
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