pedigree in Spanish
pedigree in Spanish is pedigrí — pedigree means a record of an animal's or person's ancestry, especially one showing distinguished breeding.
pedigree in Spanish
pedigrí
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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What is "pedigree" in Spanish?
"pedigree" in Spanish is pedigrí. pedigree means: A record of an animal's or person's ancestry, especially one showing distinguished breeding.
How do you use "pedigree" in a sentence?
Example: "The breeder showed us the puppy's pedigree going back four generations." In Spanish, "pedigree" is pedigrí.
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