breed

Üremek; çiftleşmek

To produce offspring; to reproduce.

• Rabbits breed very quickly.
• These birds breed in the Arctic during summer.
• Many fish breed in freshwater rivers.
• Conservationists work to protect endangered species that breed only in specific habitats threatened by climate change.
• Bacteria breed at exponential rates under optimal temperature and nutrient conditions, complicating infection control efforts.
• Geneticists study how certain traits breed true across generations while others exhibit more complex inheritance patterns.

Eş anlamlılar: reproduce, procreate, multiply, propagate

Yetiştirmek; üretmek

To keep animals or plants in order to produce young with particular qualities.

• He breeds dogs for a living.
• They breed horses on their farm.
• She breeds rare orchids.

Eş anlamlılar: raise, rear, cultivate, develop

Yaratmak; doğurmak

To cause or give rise to something, especially something unwanted.

• Poverty breeds crime.
• Familiarity breeds contempt.
• Success breeds confidence.

Eş anlamlılar: generate, cause, produce, create, foster

Zıt anlamlılar: prevent, eliminate, suppress

Cins; ırk

A particular type or variety of animal or plant.

• What breed of dog is that?
• This breed of cat is very friendly.
• They raise a rare breed of cattle.

Eş anlamlılar: variety, type, kind, strain, species

Tür; insan tipi

A particular type or class of person or thing.

• He's a rare breed of politician who keeps his promises.
• She's part of a new breed of entrepreneurs.
• They represent a dying breed of craftsmen.

Eş anlamlılar: type, kind, sort, class, ilk