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Translate crossbreeds from English to French

Summary

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crossbreed:
- métis; eurasien; demi-sang; mulâtre; sang mêlé
Wiktionary:
- crossbreed → croiser
- crossbreed → métis
- crossbreed → hybride

English

Detailed Translations for crossbreeds from English to French

crossbreed:

crossbreed [the ~] noun

the crossbreed (half breed; half blood)
le métis; l'eurasien; le demi-sang; le mulâtre; le sang mêlé
- métis [le ~] noun
- eurasien [le ~] noun
- demi-sang [le ~] noun
- mulâtre [le ~] noun
- sang mêlé [le ~] noun

Translation Matrix for crossbreed:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
demi-sang	crossbreed; half blood; half breed
eurasien	crossbreed; half blood; half breed
mulâtre	crossbreed; half blood; half breed
métis	crossbreed; half blood; half breed
sang mêlé	crossbreed; half blood; half breed
-	cross; hybrid
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	cross; hybridise; hybridize; interbreed

Related Words for "crossbreed":

crossbreeds

Synonyms for "crossbreed":

hybrid; cross; organism; being
cross; hybridize; hybridise; interbreed; breed

Related Definitions for "crossbreed":

(genetics) an organism that is the offspring of genetically dissimilar parents or stock; especially offspring produced by breeding plants or animals of different varieties or breeds or species¹
breed animals or plants using parents of different races and varieties¹
- Mendel tried crossbreeding¹

Wiktionary Translations for crossbreed:

crossbreed

verb

Accoupler des spécimens de races différentes
- croiser → cross; crossbreed; cross-fertilize

noun

S’emploie substantivement en parlant des hommes et des animaux.
- métis → halfbreed; crossbreed; cross; hybrid

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• crossbreed	→ hybride	↔ Bastard — durch Rassenkreuzung oder Artenkreuzung entstandenes Tier oder entstandene Pflanze
• crossbreed	→ hybride	↔ Hybride — Lebewesen, das aus der Kreuzung zweier oder mehrerer Arten/Rassen hervorging

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University