Oh, dude, "not bred to any trade" basically means someone hasn't been trained or raised to do a specific job or skill. It's like saying they're a Jack of all trades, master of none. So, they might be a bit of a generalist, not specialized in any particular field. But hey, who needs a trade when you've got charm and wit, am I right?
It means just what it says - it is not slang or anything. "Born" means to be delivered from your mother's womb. "Bred" means to be created by breeding, to spring from the union of a male and female. "To spring from the union of a male and female...........what? horse? cat? goat? Humans aren't "bred". Animals are bred. Bred is the past tense of "breed". Humans don't breed!! Good grief. To whomever asked the question, the correct way to ask this is "what is born and raised" or "born and conceived". Here's a tip for you hick whoever answered with the born and bred - to spring from the union of a male and female: Humans conceive children, we don't breed. GROSS! Breeding?.....WOW ! How hickish (and disgusting) is that.
Bred for a particular use.
Bred cow.
bred without a yeast or a raising agent
The 'a' is silent, the word is pronounced as 'bred'
You have to trade with someone who bred it from the snivy they chose at the start
The dog breeder bred bit bulls. I have bred dogs all my life. When a person has bred dogs, it often means they breed exclusively for a certain blood line.
Chi's were bred to be small and boxer's were bred to be bigger. All dogs were bred for specific reasons. Chi's weren't bred to be guard dogs, or hunting dogs...they were bred as companion dogs...which means they were bred to sit on ones lap and be loved.
It means how that horse is bred, if its 100% Stardardbred it means its 'pure' if its 100%. That what it means.
You can't, unless you trade with a friend. they cant be bred though.
Any of the female evolutions of Eevee bred with a male in its group will give you one, or a male evolution of Eevee bred with a Ditto will give you one.
trade with someone who has bred their starter
It means just what it says - it is not slang or anything. "Born" means to be delivered from your mother's womb. "Bred" means to be created by breeding, to spring from the union of a male and female. "To spring from the union of a male and female...........what? horse? cat? goat? Humans aren't "bred". Animals are bred. Bred is the past tense of "breed". Humans don't breed!! Good grief. To whomever asked the question, the correct way to ask this is "what is born and raised" or "born and conceived". Here's a tip for you hick whoever answered with the born and bred - to spring from the union of a male and female: Humans conceive children, we don't breed. GROSS! Breeding?.....WOW ! How hickish (and disgusting) is that.
When Mendel bred green pea plants with yellow pea plants and all the offspring were yellow, it indicated that the yellow trait is dominant over the green trait. This means that the yellow allele masks the expression of the green allele in the offspring. As a result, even though the green allele is present, it does not manifest in the phenotype of the plants. This observation was crucial in understanding the basic principles of inheritance.
Yes. Especially if you add the fact that you can breed a phoine with a ditto. Munchlax cannot be bred.
All 34 species of Tenrec seem to be doing just fine, and are being bred for pet trade.
Giant rabbit breeds were developed through programs of selective breeding. They were bred for the meat and fur trade.