pedigreed

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adj. 血統(tǒng)明白的，（動(dòng)物）純種的；有來(lái)歷的；來(lái)自貴族家庭的；經(jīng)驗(yàn)豐富的；知名的，令人信賴的

I'm not saying you need to be appropriately pedigreed, just appropriately resourced.
我不是說(shuō)你需要適當(dāng)血統(tǒng)，只是適當(dāng)?shù)馁Y源。
Orphaned and of humble origins, Jackson cut a very different figure in the American political landscape from the pedigreed Virginia and New England gentry who surrounded him.
孤僻與謙虛天性使然，杰克森為美國(guó)政壇帶來(lái)一幅與周邊的佛吉尼亞和新英格蘭的純種紳士完全不同的全新景象。
Being a writer is like being one of those riskily overbred pedigreed dogs—a French bulldog, for instance—poorly suited for survival despite their very special attributes.
作家就像那些生活過(guò)于優(yōu)裕、品種純正的狗——就拿法國(guó)斗牛犬來(lái)說(shuō)吧——即便他們非常特殊，依然難以生存。

Many of the candidates, well pedigreed, extremely experienced and polished as they were, did not follow directions.
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The one pedigreed reformer in the senior leadership, Russian Finance Minister Fyodorov , was in Washington at the time and was apparently taken completely by surprise.
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used to describe an animal, especially a dog, whose parents and other relations are all of the same breed

A pedigreed animal is descended from animals that have all been of a particular type, and is therefore considered to be of good quality.