- The noun pedigree refers to the genetic background of an animal, although it is sometimes applied to people as well. A purebred dog, for example, comes with a verified pedigree, a list of all past parentage.
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- n. 血统；家谱
- adj. 纯种的
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1. The service pedigree helps to determine the importance of the service in context of all the services provided.
服务家谱可帮助确定服务在所提供的所有服务的上下文中的重要性。
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2. Also know that some people consider the pedigree of the founders when evaluating the potential of certain business plans.
另外还要知道，一些人在评价可行性的商业计划的时候，还会考虑企业家的家族血统。
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3. This chart, also known as a pedigree, lists members of each generation of your biological family, with all available health and disease information.
这份家谱关系图会列举出你这个家庭每一代所拥有成员，并附加有成员所有已知的健康和疾病信息。
- pedigree (n.) early 15c., "genealogical table or chart," from Anglo-French pe de gru, a variant of Old French pied de gru "foot of a crane," from Latin pedem accusative of pes "foot" (from PIE root *ped- "foot") + gruem (nominative grus) "crane," cognate with Greek geranos, Old English cran; see crane (n.)).
pedi·gree / ˈpedɪɡriː ; NAmE ˈpedɪɡriː / noun , adjective pedigree pedigrees noun 1 [countable ] knowledge of or an official record of the animals from which an animal has been bred 动物血统记录；动物纯种系谱 ◆ dogs with good pedigrees (= their ancestorsare known and of the same breed) 纯种的狗 2 [countable , uncountable ] a person's family history or the background of sth, especially when this is impressive 家谱；门第；世系；起源 ◆ She was proud of her long pedigree. 她为自己源远流长的家世而自豪。 ◆ The product has a pedigree going back to the last century. 这项产品的渊源可追溯到上个世纪。 adjective ( BrE) ( NAmE pedi·greed ) [only before noun ] (of an animal 动物 ) coming from a family of the same breed that has been officially recorded for a long time and is thought to be of a good quality 优良品种的；纯种的 ◆ pedigree sheep 纯种绵羊 pedi·gree / ˈpedɪɡriː ; NAmE ˈpedɪɡriː /
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