breeds
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /bridz/ · UK /briːdz/
breeds means: Groups of animals of the same kind with particular features, such as size, shape, or colour.
noun
ANIMAL TYPESB1
Groups of animals of the same kind with particular features, such as size, shape, or colour.
- Some dog breeds are very small.
- The farm keeps several rare breeds of sheep.
- Which breeds are suitable for families with children?
Questions about breeds
What does breeds mean?
Groups of animals of the same kind with particular features, such as size, shape, or colour.
What is breeds in other languages?
Türkçe: ırklar · Español: razas · Français: races · Deutsch: Rassen · Italiano: razze · 日本語: 品種
How do you pronounce breeds?
In American English /bridz/; in British English /briːdz/.
How do you use breeds in a sentence?
Some dog breeds are very small. The farm keeps several rare breeds of sheep.
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