pedigreed

English translation: prestigious

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English term or phrase:pedigreed
Selected answer:prestigious
Entered by: Tuncay Kurt

06:27 Jul 21, 2006
English language (monolingual) [PRO]
Art/Literary - Music
English term or phrase: pedigreed
On CD, Mark has recorded both of his dominant musical personalities. His first mix, ‘Mushroom Jazz’ on Om Records, is defined by a hip-hop sub-groove with jazzy, dubby elements in the downtempo range. It was followed by ‘Seasons’, a critically acclaimed House mix. An Imperial Dub mixed CD, a guest slot in the pedigreed ‘United DJs of America’ series, ‘Mushroom Jazz 2’ (Om Records), ‘San Francisco Sessions, Vol. I’ (Om Records) and Mushroom Jazz 3 (Om Records), ‘Connect’ (Om Records), ‘Mushroom Jazz 4’, and his critically acclaimed debut artist album “Air Farina’ (Om Records). Recently, Mark Farina has released a double LIVE mixed cd “Live at Om” w/ Derrick Carter (Om Records), and the long awaited ‘Mushroom Jazz 5’!


This article is about a famous DJ and his releases, this term is related with a very irrelevant area but i need a Turkish explanation, i have already asked it to Turkish translators but i need some similiar words/explanations in order to get the heart of the meaning. But please be aware that this word referes to an album and it qualifies it...So what are yours suggestions?

Thanks in advance...

Tuncay
Tuncay Kurt
Türkiye
Local time: 15:21
prestigious
Explanation:
"pedigree" is a term that usually refers to animals of a pure breed. in this case it is used figuratively to mean "prestigious", "acclaimed", etc.

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Note added at 11 mins (2006-07-21 06:38:56 GMT)
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Main Entry: ped·i·gree
Pronunciation: 'pe-d&-"grE
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English pedegru, from Anglo-French pé de grue, literally, crane's foot; from the shape made by the lines of a genealogical chart
1 : a register recording a line of ancestors
2 a : an ancestral line : LINEAGE b : the origin and the history of something; broadly : BACKGROUND, HISTORY
3 a : a distinguished ancestry b : the recorded purity of breed of an individual or strain
- ped·i·greed /-"grEd/ or pedigree adjective

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Susana Galilea
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Local time: 07:21
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prestigious


Explanation:
"pedigree" is a term that usually refers to animals of a pure breed. in this case it is used figuratively to mean "prestigious", "acclaimed", etc.

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Note added at 11 mins (2006-07-21 06:38:56 GMT)
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Main Entry: ped·i·gree
Pronunciation: 'pe-d&-"grE
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English pedegru, from Anglo-French pé de grue, literally, crane's foot; from the shape made by the lines of a genealogical chart
1 : a register recording a line of ancestors
2 a : an ancestral line : LINEAGE b : the origin and the history of something; broadly : BACKGROUND, HISTORY
3 a : a distinguished ancestry b : the recorded purity of breed of an individual or strain
- ped·i·greed /-"grEd/ or pedigree adjective

© 2006 Merriam-Webster, Incorporated

Susana Galilea
United States
Local time: 07:21
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
PRO pts in category: 4
Grading comment
Thank you.

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