dog
Significado: A domesticated carnivorous mammal kept as a pet or working animal
The word 'dog' refers to man's best friend, a domesticated animal kept for companionship, work, or sport. British English has many expressions using 'dog,' such as 'it's a dog's life' (a hard life) and 'dog-tired' (extremely tired).
Ejemplos
- We take the dog for a walk twice a day. 我们每天遛狗两次。Sacamos al perro a pasear dos veces al día.私たちは1日2回犬の散歩に行く。우리는 하루에 두 번 개를 산책시킨다.
- The guide dog helped her navigate the busy streets. 导盲犬帮助她在繁忙的街道上行走。El perro guía le ayudó a navegar por las calles concurridas.盲導犬が彼女を混雑した通りで案内した。안내견이 그녀가 붐비는 거리를 다니는 것을 도와주었다.
- It's been raining cats and dogs all afternoon. 整个下午一直在下倾盆大雨。Ha estado lloviendo a cántaros toda la tarde.午後ずっと土砂降りだった。오후 내내 비가 억수같이 쏟아졌다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: general
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
One of the great etymological mysteries of English. It appeared in late Old English as 'docga', replacing the older 'hund' (related to 'hound'), but no one has been able to trace its origin.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Historia y curiosidades
The origin of 'dog' is one of English's great mysteries. It appeared in late Old English, replacing the older word 'hund' (related to 'hound'), but no one knows where it came from.
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