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A n1 ( ancestry) ( of animal) pedigree m ; (of person, family) ( line) ascendance f ; (tree, chart) arbre m généalogique ; ( background) origines fpl ;B modif [animal] de pure race ; pedigree registration certificate pedigree m, certificat m d'origine. -
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pedigree [ˈpedɪgri:]1. noun2. adjective[dog, cattle] de race* * *['pedɪgriː] 1.1) ( ancestry) ( of animal) pedigree m; (of person, family) ( line) ascendance f; (tree, chart) arbre m généalogique; ( background) origines fpl2) ( purebred animal) animal m avec pedigree3) fig (of sportsman, artist) antécédents mpl2. -
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pedigree ['pedɪgri:]1 noun(a) (descent → of animal) pedigree m; (→ of person) ascendance f, lignée f; figurative (background → of person) origine f;∎ she had an impeccable political pedigree ses antécédents politiques étaient irréprochables(b) (document for animal) pedigree m(c) (genealogical table) arbre m généalogique(horse, cat, dog) de (pure) race -
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['pediɡri:] 1. noun1) (a list of the ancestors from whom a person or animal is descended: a dog's pedigree.) pedigree2) (distinguished descent or ancestry: a man of pedigree.) ascendance distinguée2. adjective((of an animal) pure-bred; from a long line of ancestors of the same breed: a herd of pedigree cattle.) de (pure) race
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