英:['haʊsˌbrəʊkən]
美:['haʊsˌbroʊkən]
英:['haʊsˌbrəʊkən]
美:['haʊsˌbroʊkən]
adj.
管教好的,有礼貌的,经训练的
v.
侵入家庭盗取,拆屋( housebreak的过去分词 )
house·bro·ken
haUs bro kn
词根:housebreak
n.housebreaking 盗取;侵入家宅;拆屋
v.housebreaking 管教;破门而入;拆房(housebreak的ing形式)
vi.housebreak 侵入家庭盗取;拆屋
vt.housebreak 训练(家犬、家猫等)养成卫生习惯
Adjective
1. of pets; trained to urinate and defecate outside or in a special place;
"housebroken pets"
"`house-trained' is chiefly British"
The first known use of housebroken was in 1885
housebrokenadjective
trained in habits of eliminating bodily waste that are acceptable in indoor living
a housebroken dog
housebrokenadjective
trained to excretory habits acceptable in indoor living—used of a household pet
1 I asked Mills if this announcement was another way of saying the tech is now housebroken.
2 I couldn’t have put it into words, but until that meeting, I had thought that I would recover with men and women like myself; which is to say, overeducated, fun to be with and housebroken.
3 His other dog, a puppy named Kayo, who wasn’t yet housebroken, had been relegated to the guest-room bathtub.
4 I fully expect to read he’s been housebroken in recent weeks.
5 In time, suitably housebroken conservatives will imitate their brethren elsewhere in the civilized world in arguing that they can more efficiently manage the nation's health insurance system.
6 Dr. Brazelton told the Times that the idea that a child should be housebroken like a puppy was “very logical — for a puppy.”
7 Like a pet dog, a baby needs to be fed, housebroken, and taught to sleep through the night without howling.
8 As an aside, police report the officers were delighted to learn Peaches was housebroken.
9 The newspapers roared a salute to the wealthiest debutante; and an enthusiastic press, not yet housebroken but agile with much exercise in leaping and fawning, leaped now about the debutante's slippers, grinning, slavering and panting.
10 At Southeast Missouri, which has about 11,500 students, critters will have to be family pets that are quiet, housebroken and get a roommate’s sign-off.
11 But the Cold War is over, Germany's been housebroken and there's less need than ever to see hostile foreigners lurking behind every bush.
12 If it was hypocritical for Republican leaders — some of them barely housebroken — to start chirping about civility, it felt weak and mealy-mouthed for Democratic leaders to join them.
13 Is your dog housebroken?
你的狗会把家弄乱 吗 ?
14 But not being housebroken, they left unexpected gifts on a carpet and a conference table.
15 “So you aren’t housebroken, you little brute,” she snarled, kicking aside the sodden newspapers.
16 One thing Big Dog isn’t, however, is housebroken.
17 She sleeps much of the day, as teen recruits are prone to do, is housebroken, as are most incoming freshman.
18 Sherman, discarded by the Seahawks, arrives with bad-puppy baggage — old, banged-up, a rep for being not quite housebroken.
19 He isn’t given any exercise, and has accidents because he isn’t properly housebroken or taken outside.
20 “It’s like herding cats, and some are barely housebroken,” Dame said.
1 养成良好卫生习惯的
2 有礼貌的
soft gentle polite courteous affable urbane mannerly complaisant proper civil respectful gracious civilized agreeable presentable well-behaved genteel courtly obliging well-mannered well-bred decorous decent polished attentive gentlemanly
3 顺从
sequacious compliable kind toward passive compliant subjective subordinate orderly supple obedient complacent submissive Pliable amenable yielding resigned servile tractable conformable buxom obsequious biddable governable complaisant unresisting fictile submiss towardliness compliance submission appliance obedience homage conformance subordination passivity malleability sufferance complaisance pliancy bend comply resign conform house-train own reconcile housebreak bringto heel
4 顺从的
sequacious compliable kind toward passive compliant subjective subordinate orderly supple obedient complacent submissive Pliable amenable yielding resigned servile tractable conformable buxom obsequious biddable governable complaisant unresisting fictile submiss
5 有礼貌
proper civil gentle polite respectful courteous gracious civilized agreeable presentable well-behaved genteel courtly urbane obliging well-mannered well-bred decorous gently mannerly prettily urbanize decent polished attentive gentlemanly properly fairly
6 驯服