[dəˌmestɪ'keɪʃn][dəˌmestɪ'keɪʃn]
  • n. 驯服;教化
    • noun(名词)
      1. 驯化,驯养;人工培植

    双解例句

    noun(名词)
    1. 驯化,驯养;人工培植

      The New York City Department of Health banned the domestication of wild animals such as iguanas.

      纽约公共卫生部门禁止人工饲养鬣蜥等野生动物。

    小知识

    When you tame an animal and train it to be a pet or work on a farm, that's domestication. The domestication of dogs began thousands of years ago, which is probably why they're such great companions today.

    After the successful domestication of dogs, humans went on to domesticate many other animals, from horses and donkeys to cows and chickens. The term also applies to the process of breeding and growing plants for specific uses, mainly as food sources. Domestication comes from the Medieval Latin domesticare, which means “to tame” and “to dwell in a house.” Despite the domestication of your donkey, she still probably shouldn't live in your house.

    单词用法

    相关单词
    training训练housebreaking侵入家宅subjugation征服tameness开化

    同根词

    词根:domestic

    adj.

    domestic国内的;家庭的;驯养的;一心只管家务的

    domesticated家养的;驯服的;喜欢家庭生活的

    n.

    domestic国货;佣人

    v.

    domesticated驯养(domesticate的过去分词);使习惯于家庭生活

    vi.

    domesticate驯养;使习惯于或喜爱家务和家庭生活

    vt.

    domesticate驯养;教化;引进