hybridized
hybridized — 形容詞
- hybridizedpositive
- more hybridizedcomparative
- most hybridizedsuperlative
1. grown or bred by crossing two different varieties or species, so the young have
雜交的
由兩個不同品種交配培育出來的
grown or bred by crossing two different varieties or species, so the young have traits from both parents.
Yasmin bought hybridized tomato seeds because the plants resist disease better.
Yasmin 買了雜交番茄種子，因為這些植株更能抵抗病害。
attributive use: hybridized + crop noun
The farm's hybridized corn grows taller than the old local kind.
這座農場的雜交玉米長得比當地的老品種還要高。
Scientists showed Mateo a hybridized fish that has features from two species.
科學家給 Mateo 看了一條雜交魚，牠同時具有兩個物種的特徵。
collocation: hybridized fish / plant / animal
Because the roses were hybridized, their seeds would not grow into identical flowers.
因為這些玫瑰是雜交而成的，它們的種子長不出一模一樣的花。
The hybridized grapes at the market taste sweeter than the wild ones.
市場上的雜交葡萄吃起來比野生的甜。
- hybridized crops
- hybridized plants
- purebred
from one unmixed line of animals
用法筆記
Used before nouns for crops, flowers, or animals; for mixed styles, cultures, or systems, see sense 2.
2. mixing parts of two different things, so that the result shows qualities from ea
融合的
結合兩種事物，兼具雙方特色的
mixing parts of two different things, so that the result shows qualities from each one.
Élise's café serves hybridized food that mixes Korean spices with Italian pasta.
Élise 的咖啡店供應融合韓式香料與義大利麵的料理。
attributive use: hybridized + abstract noun (food, style, culture)
The hybridized style of the building joins old stone walls with modern glass.
這棟建築的融合風格，把古老的石牆和現代玻璃結合在一起。
Mira enjoys the hybridized music of the band, which blends jazz and folk.
Mira 很喜歡這個樂團融合爵士與民謠的音樂。
collocation: hybridized music / style / culture
A hybridized language grew in the port town, mixing words from many traders.
港口小鎮上形成了一種融合多國商人詞彙的語言。
The festival offered hybridized traditions, with dances from both villages performed together.
慶典呈現了融合兩個村莊的傳統，兩邊的舞蹈一起演出。
- hybridized culture
- hybridized style
- pure
not mixed with anything else
用法筆記
Used for things that are not living, such as styles, cultures, or systems; for plants and animals, see sense 1.