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breeding

Pronunciation: [ˈbridɪŋ]

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Learn how to use breeding in a sentence: 12 audio examples across 4 meanings.

Context: “animal husbandry”

(noun) the process of producing new animals by mating them. People breed animals to create certain traits or characteristics, like speed or strength in dogs.

Example

The breeding of racehorses requires careful planning to get the best outcomes.

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There is no breeding taking place in the wild; animals do not have controlled pairings.

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What qualities are you looking for in breeding your dogs?

Context: “animal husbandry”

(verb) to mate animals so they can have babies, often to create specific traits. For example, farmers breed cows to produce more milk.

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They breed horses every spring to ensure healthy foals are born.

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They do not breed any of their animals during the winter months.

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Why do you choose to breed these particular rabbits?

Context: “origins”

(noun) the way animals or plants are produced or created, often used to describe their background or genetic family. For example, knowing the breeding of a dog can help you understand its behavior.

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The dog's breeding shows it comes from a long line of show champions.

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Her breeding is not a concern; it doesn't matter where the cat came from.

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What can you tell me about the breeding of this horse?

Context: “cultivation”

(noun) the process of growing plants or living things, especially in a controlled way to get the best results. This can help in making sure plants are healthy and produce good fruits or flowers.

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Breeding new types of flowers can create beautiful gardens.

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Without proper breeding, the plants will not thrive.

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How do you approach the breeding of your vegetable plants?

How to pronounce breeding

Pronunciation: [ˈbridɪŋ]

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