purebred in Irish
purebred in Irish is pórghlan — purebred means bred from parents of the same breed, without crossbreeding.
purebred in Irish
pórghlan
Having genuine parents of the same breed, usually of an animal.
What does "purebred" mean?
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adj Bred from parents of the same breed, without crossbreeding.
"The show only accepts purebred dogs."
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noun An animal bred from parents of the same recognized breed.
"She raises purebreds for competition, not for pets."
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purebred in a sentence
- The show only accepts purebred dogs.
- She raises purebreds for competition, not for pets.
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What is "purebred" in Irish?
"purebred" in Irish is pórghlan. purebred means: Bred from parents of the same breed, without crossbreeding.
How do you use "purebred" in a sentence?
Example: "The show only accepts purebred dogs." In Irish, "purebred" is pórghlan.
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