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

• From there, the fears that have been engrained through the bloodline will start to be activated.
  此时起，从血统里传承下来的恐惧将开始启动。
• Where can we buy some of these peonies with such a venerable bloodline?
  我们可以从哪里买到这些有着高贵血统的牡丹花呢？
• 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。
• Many Chinese believe continuing a family's bloodline is an obligation for men.
  许多中国人相信延续家族血统是男性的一项义务。
• The most wealthy bloodline in the world bar none and the leader of the Ashkenazi Jews in the world today is the Rothschild family.
  世界上最富有的血系毫不例外，今天“德裔犹太人”的头目就是罗斯柴尔德家族。
• All those in His bloodline would follow him to the grave.
  所有吸血鬼的后裔都会一起死去。
• 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。
• They care their bloodline and social status very much. Therefore, they spend their lifetime in changing the situation.
  他们很在乎自己的血统和社会地位，为此，终生奋斗来改变生活状况。
• No one cared how far back a bloodline went.
  没有人关心我们的血缘有多疏远。
• You know, your father is your bloodline; it's not your mother& it is your father.
  你知道，你的父亲是你的血脉，而不是你的母亲&是你的父亲。