born and bred

Language: en

Meaning: (idiomatic)Showing characteristics ofbirthandupbringing, especially in relation to a particular location.She is aborn and bredNew Yorker.Oh, you're from America? —Born and bred.2022September 4, Helena Smith, “Mykonos has had its fill of champagne-fuelled tourism”, inThe Observer‎[1]:That’s because Nikos Zouganelis, “born and bred” on the party island, has deliberately sought to do something new.

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