adjective “hybrid”
base form hybrid, non-gradable
- made by combining two different elements or types
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The company introduced a hybrid model that blends traditional and modern design.
- (of a car) using both electricity and fuel
He drives a hybrid vehicle to reduce his carbon footprint.
noun “hybrid”
singular hybrid, plural hybrids
- an animal or plant that is a mix of two different species or types
The mule is a hybrid, resulting from breeding a male donkey and a female horse.
- something that is made by combining two different things
The new app is a hybrid of social media and gaming, attracting many young users.
- a car that uses both electricity and fuel
She decided to buy a hybrid to save on gas costs and reduce emissions.
- (in linguistics) a word made from parts of different languages
“Automobile” is a hybrid combining Greek and Latin roots.
- a bicycle designed for both road and off-road cycling
He bought a hybrid to use for his city commute and weekend trail rides.
- a golf club that combines features of irons and woods
She prefers using a hybrid to get the ball out of tough lies on the course.