hybrid
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈhaɪbrɪd/
Forms: hybrids
hybrid means: Something made by combining two different things, including a word with parts from different languages.
noun
Something made by combining two different things, including a word with parts from different languages.
- The film is a hybrid of two styles.
- This word is a hybrid of Greek and Latin elements.
- The restaurant serves unusual hybrids of local and foreign dishes.
An animal or plant whose parents belong to different species or varieties.
- This tomato is a hybrid.
- The gardeners grew several new hybrids.
- A mule is a hybrid with a horse and a donkey as parents.
adjective
Using both a fuel engine and an electric motor to move.
- We bought a hybrid car.
- Does this hybrid vehicle use less fuel?
- More drivers are choosing hybrid cars to reduce fuel costs.
Made by combining two different kinds of things.
- They use a hybrid teaching method.
- Her music has a hybrid style that combines jazz and rock.
- The company developed a hybrid system with both old and new technology.
Questions about hybrid
What does hybrid mean?
Something made by combining two different things, including a word with parts from different languages.
What is hybrid in other languages?
Türkçe: karışım · Español: híbrido · Français: hybride · Deutsch: Mischform · Italiano: ibrido · 日本語: 混合物
How do you pronounce hybrid?
It is pronounced /ˈhaɪbrɪd/.
How do you use hybrid in a sentence?
The film is a hybrid of two styles. This word is a hybrid of Greek and Latin elements.
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