domesticated

英 [dəˈmestɪkeɪtɪd]

美 [dəˈmestɪkeɪtɪd]

adj.  乐于做家务事的;爱操持家务的
v.  驯养，驯化(动物); 驯化，培育(植物或农作物); 使精于家务; 使喜爱家居
domesticate的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：domesticated　过去式：domesticated　

TOEFL

BNC.15736 / COCA.15833

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 乐于做家务事的;爱操持家务的
  Someone who isdomesticatedwillingly does household tasks such as cleaning.
  1. Mum wasn't very domesticated.
     妈妈不是很喜欢干家务活。

英英释义

adj

• accustomed to home life
  1. some men think it unmanly to be domesticate
• converted or adapted to domestic use
  1. domestic animals
  2. domesticated plants like maize
  Synonym:domestic

双语例句

• Large crested wild duck of Central and South America; widely domesticated.
  中美和南美有羽冠的大型野鸭；广泛被家养。
• Over the centuries, men discovered the food value of certain wild plants and domesticated them.
  在多个世纪里面，人类发现了某些野生植物的食用价值。
• The donkey is a domesticated form of the African wild ass which has been used for thousands of years for carrying heavy loads.
  驴是非洲野驴的一种已驯化的品种，几千年来一直被用驮载重物。
• The difference between domesticated animals and wild ones lies in whether or not possessing this human quality.
  是否拥有这种人类品质是驯化动物和野生动物的区别。
• He is thoroughly domesticated and cooks a delicious chicken casserole.
  他精于家务，烹制的砂锅炖小鸡非常可口。
• Ox is one of the earliest domesticated animals by humans.
  牛是人类最早驯化的动物之一。
• Mum wasn't very domesticated.
  妈妈不是很喜欢干家务活。
• Horses, a hoofed mammal, are another example of animals that were domesticated a long time ago.
  马，一种长有蹄子的哺乳动物，在很久之前也被人类驯化了。
• As civilization developed, we domesticated animals.
  随着文明的发展，人驯养了动物。
• Similar forces acted on domesticated plants and animals.
  类似的力量对驯化的植物和动物起了作用。