domesticate in Japanese
domesticate in Japanese is 馴らす — domesticate means to turn something into a domestic thing or make it belong to home life.
domesticate in Japanese
馴らす
Pronounced: narasu
What does "domesticate" mean?
- verb To turn something into a domestic thing or make it belong to home life.
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verb To make someone or something better suited to life at home.
""To answer your question, Tai's fine. She mostly just smokes socially these days." "You're domesticating her!" "We're domesticating each other. The other day I found myself reading a home decorating blog.""
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verb To get a wild animal or plant used to living alongside people.
"Dogs have clearly domesticated more than cats."
- verb (law) To have a legal document formally accepted as valid in a country other than the one where it was first issued.
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domesticate in a sentence
- "To answer your question, Tai's fine. She mostly just smokes socially these days." "You're domesticating her!" "We're domesticating each other. The other day I found myself reading a home decorating blog."
- Dogs have clearly domesticated more than cats.
- The Russians claim to have successfully domesticated foxes.
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What is "domesticate" in Japanese?
"domesticate" in Japanese is 馴らす. domesticate means: To turn something into a domestic thing or make it belong to home life.
How do you pronounce 馴らす?
"domesticate" in Japanese is 馴らす, pronounced "narasu".
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