bloodline

英 [ˈblʌdlaɪn]

美 [ˈblʌdlaɪn]

n.  世系; 血统; (动物的)种系

复数：bloodlines　

BNC.37515 / COCA.21329

牛津词典

noun

• 世系；血统；（动物的）种系
  the set of ancestors of a person or an animal

柯林斯词典

• 血统；世系；遗传
  A person'sbloodlineis their ancestors over many generations, and the characteristics they are believed to have inherited from these ancestors.

英英释义

noun

• ancestry of a purebred animal
  Synonym:pedigree
• the descendants of one individual
  1. his entire lineage has been warriors
  Synonym:lineagelineline of descentdescentblood linebloodpedigreeancestryoriginparentagestemmastock

双语例句

• That they changed the whole bloodline forever.
  因而他们永远改变了整个血统。
• The quintessentially English event was intended as an opportunity for young girls to be presented at court where they might find a future husband from a suitable bloodline.
  这项典型的英式活动曾是年轻女孩踏入宫廷的大好机会，她们可在舞会上找到门当户对的金龟婿。
• And this Council of shadows tries to destroy proof of the bloodline.
  这个秘密组织试图毁灭耶稣有后代的证据。
• Extraterrestrial abductions are often reported in the same family-or bloodline-generation after generation.
  在同一个家族-或血统里经常报道地外诱拐-一代又一代。
• During the reunion, she discovers that her family is, indeed, of the bloodline of Jesus and Mary Magdalene.
  在重逢时，她发现她的家庭的确是耶苏和抹大拉的玛丽亚的血族。
• The southern clans have the characteristics as below: the same bloodline of clan members;
  南方宗族势力具有宗族成员的单纯性；
• Many of my dogs are not registered because of that, but we have documented its bloodline in a very specific way.
  我的狗很多是因为没有登记，但我们也记录了一个非常具体的方式其血统。
• It's a bloodline they must cut.
  他们必须切断这条血脉。
• No one cared how far back a bloodline went.
  没有人关心我们的血缘有多疏远。
• Such a gap owes principally to a deep-rooted concept in the majority of the Chinese people's mind that only boys can continue the family bloodline as well as inheriting family honor and property.
  这种差距主要是源于中国大多数人的一种根深蒂固的关键，也就是男性能够继承家庭的血统、荣誉和财产。