[/briːd; brid/] v (pt, pp bred[/bred; brɛd/]) 用法: 1 [I] (of animals) produce young (指动物)生育, 繁殖: How often do lions breed? 狮子多长时间产一次仔? 用法: 2 [Tn] keep (animals) for the purpose of producing young, esp by selecting the best parents for mating 饲养(动物)(尤指为选种繁殖的): breed cattle, dogs, horses, etc 养牛、狗、马等. 用法: 3 [esp passive 尤用於被动语态: Tn, Tn.pr, Cn.n/a, Cn.t] ~ sb (as sth) bring up; train; educate 养育; 训练; 教育: a well-bred child 有教养的孩子 * Spartan youths were bred as warriors. 斯巴达青年被培养成战士. 用法: 4 [Tn] lead to (sth); cause 导致(某事物); 造成: Dirt breeds disease. 污秽导致疾病丛生. * Unemployment breeds social unrest. 失业能造成社会不安定. 用法: 5 (idm 习语) born and bred => born. familiarity breeds contempt => familiarity. breed 2 n 用法: 1 family or variety of animals, etc having a similar appearance and usu developed by deliberate selection (动物等的)品种(通常为特意繁殖的): a breed of cattle, sheep, etc 牛、羊等的品种 * What breed is your dog? 你的狗是什麽品种的? 用法: 2 type; kind 类型; 种类: a new breed of politician 新式的政治家. |