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Meanings of interbred in English
Synonyms
Examples for "crossed"
Examples for "crossed"
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Three container ships crossed the new waterway, state news agency MENA reported.
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This week nature added to the problems as Alex crossed the Gulf.
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Also read: David Warner: Six times the disgraced opener crossed the line
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Hamas security officials say that six Israeli tanks crossed into the territory.
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We had crossed into Poland seven days earlier, trailing behind the army.
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She said the market already views the hybrid instruments as lower-quality capital.
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Ultimately, Coulom says, this kind of hybrid approach will crack the problem.
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See also: This video from UPS shows how hydraulic hybrid systems work.
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One example of the team's outreach involved dispelling myths about hybrid technology.
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Japan leads the industry in advanced battery production and gasoline-electric hybrid sales.
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The intercrossed plants thus have at least one important advantage over the self-fertilised.
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These intercrossed plants thus became in the later generations more or less closely inter-related.
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So that here again the self-fertilised exhibit a slight superiority over the intercrossed plants.
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Column 4: Number of the plants from self-fertilised or intercrossed parents of the same stock.
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Indeed, in two of the cases the self-fertilised plants were superior to such intercrossed plants.
Usage of interbred in English
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Neanderthals interbred with another species, the Denisovans, as did some of us.
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This animal has bred in captivity, and has also interbred with domestic cattle.
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This species and the spotted deer have interbred, and the hybrid progeny survived.
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Like all interbred iterations the offspring can be a love-hate affair.
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The Bride hisses like a bipedal cat that has been interbred into pedigree instability.
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The first humans to leave Africa interbred with other hominin species, such as the Neanderthals.
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But Senecas and Hurons not only fought but interbred.
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And as it interbred freely with the older variety, a superbly healthy race soon peopled America.
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Ancient and modern humans may have interbred, a study published in the journal Plos One suggests.
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The Denisovans co-existed and even interbred with us.
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Though the selkies have interbred with humans for generations, to keep their bloodline alive at all.
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A blind, interbred congregation swaying in mindless, daemoniac praise; deformed faces filled with hungering, nameless anticipation-
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Orthodox and Catholic habitually intermarried and interbred.
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The dogs interbred, and strays were everywhere.
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If you'd asked me five years ago whether modern humans and Neanderthals interbred, I'd have said: probably not.
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How can people who look like each other, interbred for centuries, expect anyone else to respect their quarrels?
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