Definition of breeding ground in English:

breeding ground

noun

1An area where birds, fish, or other animals habitually breed.
繁殖地，产卵地
Example sentencesExamples
- Standing water is a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
- Unfortunately, summer and grills together make the perfect breeding ground for bacteria.
- The entire coastal waters of Cardigan Bay are a haven for wildlife and a perfect breeding ground for seabirds.
- They'll appreciate the shallow water for breeding grounds and repay the favor by eating mosquito larvae.
- Under the right conditions, wet structures and contents can be a perfect breeding ground for mold spores.
- You cannot see mites, but you can either remove their favorite breeding grounds or keep these areas dry and clean.
- Standing water in a house can also serve as a breeding ground for insects and other animals.
- Even the greenest and purest, seemingly untouched fields were breeding grounds filled with fermenting disease and devastation.
- Consequently, attention has focused on this type of market as a breeding ground for infections that affect humans.
- Coastal wetlands are also breeding grounds for economically important fish and shellfish.
- Removal of trash and debris around the field helps to eliminate slug breeding grounds.
- Excess debris, leaves, and moisture are breeding grounds for insects.
- Dark, dank and musty, it was the perfect breeding ground for countless deadly germs and diseases.
- Pigs in particular create breeding grounds for mosquitoes, which carry avian pox and malaria.
- Watching them soar, glide, call, and even dance at their spring wetland breeding grounds has fascinated people for eons.
- Zoos, by nature, are breeding grounds for high numbers of rodents.
- Raw eggs contain a lot of water, making them a perfect breeding ground for illness-causing bacteria.
- They're also conduits of life, breeding grounds for small marine animals and feed areas for larger ones.
- This was the largest recorded breeding ground and nest concentrated area.
- With row after row of cacao trees vulnerable to attack, plantations provide ample breeding grounds for pathogens.
- West Nile is a concern because the standing water can serve as a breeding ground.
Synonyms
nursery, cradle, nest, den
1. 1.1 A place or situation that favours the development or occurrence of something.
  〈喻〉滋生地，发源地，中心
  the situation is a breeding ground for political unrest
  这种局势是政治动荡的温床。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Comic books would seem to be the perfect breeding ground for video games.
  No prizes for guessing what political movement this is a breeding ground for.
  They argue that lack of outlets for political expression create a breeding ground for extremists.
  Believe it or not, the TV show is not a breeding ground for talent.
  By addressing the issue now, the government can avoid the breeding grounds for future social strife.
  It's a breeding ground of single people and it's a suburb of the French Quarter.
  Obsolete variants flourish in that region, and it remains a breeding ground for continuous problems.
  That kind of situation is a teeming breeding ground for all sorts of unwanted trouble.
  Navy sides have proved a breeding ground for footballing talent in the past, especially in the post-Second World War era.
  The Web is indeed a modern-day breeding ground for unscrupulous forgers.
  But it also seemed to emerge as fertile ground if not a breeding ground for terrorists.
  He saw long periods of stability as breeding grounds for increasingly destabilizing behavior.
  If there is resentment then that is the breeding ground for intolerant politics like fascism.
  The best breeding grounds for ideas and innovation tend to be urban areas.
  Which areas are the best breeding grounds for ideas and innovation?
  University campuses became a main breeding ground for developments in the functionality of the Internet.
  This grey wasteland could only be a breeding ground for a wave of hungry, embittered youth.
  As events of the last several weeks have shown, the Internet creates the perfect breeding ground for virus attacks.
  This is the perfect breeding ground for the rapid spread of HIV.
  This, of course, makes it the perfect breeding ground for the single-most hyped band this year.
  Synonyms
  nursery, cradle, nest, den

Definition of breeding ground in US English:

breeding ground

nounˈbridɪŋ ˌɡraʊndˈbrēdiNG ˌɡround

1An area where birds, fish, or other animals habitually breed.
繁殖地，产卵地
Example sentencesExamples
- Standing water is a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
- Pigs in particular create breeding grounds for mosquitoes, which carry avian pox and malaria.
- Raw eggs contain a lot of water, making them a perfect breeding ground for illness-causing bacteria.
- With row after row of cacao trees vulnerable to attack, plantations provide ample breeding grounds for pathogens.
- Coastal wetlands are also breeding grounds for economically important fish and shellfish.
- Unfortunately, summer and grills together make the perfect breeding ground for bacteria.
- This was the largest recorded breeding ground and nest concentrated area.
- They're also conduits of life, breeding grounds for small marine animals and feed areas for larger ones.
- Zoos, by nature, are breeding grounds for high numbers of rodents.
- Removal of trash and debris around the field helps to eliminate slug breeding grounds.
- Watching them soar, glide, call, and even dance at their spring wetland breeding grounds has fascinated people for eons.
- Standing water in a house can also serve as a breeding ground for insects and other animals.
- The entire coastal waters of Cardigan Bay are a haven for wildlife and a perfect breeding ground for seabirds.
- Consequently, attention has focused on this type of market as a breeding ground for infections that affect humans.
- They'll appreciate the shallow water for breeding grounds and repay the favor by eating mosquito larvae.
- You cannot see mites, but you can either remove their favorite breeding grounds or keep these areas dry and clean.
- Excess debris, leaves, and moisture are breeding grounds for insects.
- Even the greenest and purest, seemingly untouched fields were breeding grounds filled with fermenting disease and devastation.
- Under the right conditions, wet structures and contents can be a perfect breeding ground for mold spores.
- Dark, dank and musty, it was the perfect breeding ground for countless deadly germs and diseases.
- West Nile is a concern because the standing water can serve as a breeding ground.
Synonyms
nursery, cradle, nest, den
1. 1.1usually in singular A thing that favors the development or occurrence of something.
  〈喻〉滋生地，发源地，中心
  Austin is a breeding ground for musical talent
  这种局势是政治动荡的温床。
  Example sentencesExamples
  But it also seemed to emerge as fertile ground if not a breeding ground for terrorists.
  He saw long periods of stability as breeding grounds for increasingly destabilizing behavior.
  University campuses became a main breeding ground for developments in the functionality of the Internet.
  This is the perfect breeding ground for the rapid spread of HIV.
  Obsolete variants flourish in that region, and it remains a breeding ground for continuous problems.
  This grey wasteland could only be a breeding ground for a wave of hungry, embittered youth.
  The Web is indeed a modern-day breeding ground for unscrupulous forgers.
  Believe it or not, the TV show is not a breeding ground for talent.
  No prizes for guessing what political movement this is a breeding ground for.
  This, of course, makes it the perfect breeding ground for the single-most hyped band this year.
  Comic books would seem to be the perfect breeding ground for video games.
  That kind of situation is a teeming breeding ground for all sorts of unwanted trouble.
  By addressing the issue now, the government can avoid the breeding grounds for future social strife.
  The best breeding grounds for ideas and innovation tend to be urban areas.
  Navy sides have proved a breeding ground for footballing talent in the past, especially in the post-Second World War era.
  If there is resentment then that is the breeding ground for intolerant politics like fascism.
  Which areas are the best breeding grounds for ideas and innovation?
  They argue that lack of outlets for political expression create a breeding ground for extremists.
  As events of the last several weeks have shown, the Internet creates the perfect breeding ground for virus attacks.
  It's a breeding ground of single people and it's a suburb of the French Quarter.
  Synonyms
  nursery, cradle, nest, den

词汇	breeding ground
释义	Definition of breeding ground in English: breeding ground noun 1An area where birds, fish, or other animals habitually breed. 繁殖地，产卵地 Example sentencesExamples Standing water is a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Unfortunately, summer and grills together make the perfect breeding ground for bacteria. The entire coastal waters of Cardigan Bay are a haven for wildlife and a perfect breeding ground for seabirds. They'll appreciate the shallow water for breeding grounds and repay the favor by eating mosquito larvae. Under the right conditions, wet structures and contents can be a perfect breeding ground for mold spores. You cannot see mites, but you can either remove their favorite breeding grounds or keep these areas dry and clean. Standing water in a house can also serve as a breeding ground for insects and other animals. Even the greenest and purest, seemingly untouched fields were breeding grounds filled with fermenting disease and devastation. Consequently, attention has focused on this type of market as a breeding ground for infections that affect humans. Coastal wetlands are also breeding grounds for economically important fish and shellfish. Removal of trash and debris around the field helps to eliminate slug breeding grounds. Excess debris, leaves, and moisture are breeding grounds for insects. Dark, dank and musty, it was the perfect breeding ground for countless deadly germs and diseases. Pigs in particular create breeding grounds for mosquitoes, which carry avian pox and malaria. Watching them soar, glide, call, and even dance at their spring wetland breeding grounds has fascinated people for eons. Zoos, by nature, are breeding grounds for high numbers of rodents. Raw eggs contain a lot of water, making them a perfect breeding ground for illness-causing bacteria. They're also conduits of life, breeding grounds for small marine animals and feed areas for larger ones. This was the largest recorded breeding ground and nest concentrated area. With row after row of cacao trees vulnerable to attack, plantations provide ample breeding grounds for pathogens. West Nile is a concern because the standing water can serve as a breeding ground. Synonyms nursery, cradle, nest, den 1.1 A place or situation that favours the development or occurrence of something. 〈喻〉滋生地，发源地，中心 the situation is a breeding ground for political unrest 这种局势是政治动荡的温床。 Example sentencesExamples Comic books would seem to be the perfect breeding ground for video games. No prizes for guessing what political movement this is a breeding ground for. They argue that lack of outlets for political expression create a breeding ground for extremists. Believe it or not, the TV show is not a breeding ground for talent. By addressing the issue now, the government can avoid the breeding grounds for future social strife. It's a breeding ground of single people and it's a suburb of the French Quarter. Obsolete variants flourish in that region, and it remains a breeding ground for continuous problems. That kind of situation is a teeming breeding ground for all sorts of unwanted trouble. Navy sides have proved a breeding ground for footballing talent in the past, especially in the post-Second World War era. The Web is indeed a modern-day breeding ground for unscrupulous forgers. But it also seemed to emerge as fertile ground if not a breeding ground for terrorists. He saw long periods of stability as breeding grounds for increasingly destabilizing behavior. If there is resentment then that is the breeding ground for intolerant politics like fascism. The best breeding grounds for ideas and innovation tend to be urban areas. Which areas are the best breeding grounds for ideas and innovation? University campuses became a main breeding ground for developments in the functionality of the Internet. This grey wasteland could only be a breeding ground for a wave of hungry, embittered youth. As events of the last several weeks have shown, the Internet creates the perfect breeding ground for virus attacks. This is the perfect breeding ground for the rapid spread of HIV. This, of course, makes it the perfect breeding ground for the single-most hyped band this year. Synonyms nursery, cradle, nest, den Definition of breeding ground in US English: breeding ground nounˈbridɪŋ ˌɡraʊndˈbrēdiNG ˌɡround 1An area where birds, fish, or other animals habitually breed. 繁殖地，产卵地 Example sentencesExamples Standing water is a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Pigs in particular create breeding grounds for mosquitoes, which carry avian pox and malaria. Raw eggs contain a lot of water, making them a perfect breeding ground for illness-causing bacteria. With row after row of cacao trees vulnerable to attack, plantations provide ample breeding grounds for pathogens. Coastal wetlands are also breeding grounds for economically important fish and shellfish. Unfortunately, summer and grills together make the perfect breeding ground for bacteria. This was the largest recorded breeding ground and nest concentrated area. They're also conduits of life, breeding grounds for small marine animals and feed areas for larger ones. Zoos, by nature, are breeding grounds for high numbers of rodents. Removal of trash and debris around the field helps to eliminate slug breeding grounds. Watching them soar, glide, call, and even dance at their spring wetland breeding grounds has fascinated people for eons. Standing water in a house can also serve as a breeding ground for insects and other animals. The entire coastal waters of Cardigan Bay are a haven for wildlife and a perfect breeding ground for seabirds. Consequently, attention has focused on this type of market as a breeding ground for infections that affect humans. They'll appreciate the shallow water for breeding grounds and repay the favor by eating mosquito larvae. You cannot see mites, but you can either remove their favorite breeding grounds or keep these areas dry and clean. Excess debris, leaves, and moisture are breeding grounds for insects. Even the greenest and purest, seemingly untouched fields were breeding grounds filled with fermenting disease and devastation. Under the right conditions, wet structures and contents can be a perfect breeding ground for mold spores. Dark, dank and musty, it was the perfect breeding ground for countless deadly germs and diseases. West Nile is a concern because the standing water can serve as a breeding ground. Synonyms nursery, cradle, nest, den 1.1usually in singular A thing that favors the development or occurrence of something. 〈喻〉滋生地，发源地，中心 Austin is a breeding ground for musical talent 这种局势是政治动荡的温床。 Example sentencesExamples But it also seemed to emerge as fertile ground if not a breeding ground for terrorists. He saw long periods of stability as breeding grounds for increasingly destabilizing behavior. University campuses became a main breeding ground for developments in the functionality of the Internet. This is the perfect breeding ground for the rapid spread of HIV. Obsolete variants flourish in that region, and it remains a breeding ground for continuous problems. This grey wasteland could only be a breeding ground for a wave of hungry, embittered youth. The Web is indeed a modern-day breeding ground for unscrupulous forgers. Believe it or not, the TV show is not a breeding ground for talent. No prizes for guessing what political movement this is a breeding ground for. This, of course, makes it the perfect breeding ground for the single-most hyped band this year. Comic books would seem to be the perfect breeding ground for video games. That kind of situation is a teeming breeding ground for all sorts of unwanted trouble. By addressing the issue now, the government can avoid the breeding grounds for future social strife. The best breeding grounds for ideas and innovation tend to be urban areas. Navy sides have proved a breeding ground for footballing talent in the past, especially in the post-Second World War era. If there is resentment then that is the breeding ground for intolerant politics like fascism. Which areas are the best breeding grounds for ideas and innovation? They argue that lack of outlets for political expression create a breeding ground for extremists. As events of the last several weeks have shown, the Internet creates the perfect breeding ground for virus attacks. It's a breeding ground of single people and it's a suburb of the French Quarter. Synonyms nursery, cradle, nest, den
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