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1 housebroken
['haʊsˌbrəʊkən]Dog breeding: housetrained -
2 (собака) обученная соблюдать чистоту в доме
Dog breeding: housebrokenУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > (собака) обученная соблюдать чистоту в доме
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3 благопристойный
2) Colloquial: housebroken3) American: housebroke4) French: comme il faut5) Religion: seemly6) Jargon: lace-curtain -
4 благоприятный
1) General subject: advantageous, adventitious, auspicious, conducive, congenial, fair, favored, favorer, favoritism, fortunate, friendly, happy, holesome, inclinable, kindly, merciful, odds on, odds-on, opportune, profitable, proper, propitious, prosperous, providential, rosy, supportive, towardly, trine, welcome, wholesome, prolific, instrumental (вклад/вложение), enabling, facilitative2) Computers: desired4) Medicine: laudable, productive (напр. о климате)5) American: favorable6) Obsolete: benefic8) Economy: bright (напр. о перспективах экономического развития)9) Accounting: hospitable (напр. об условиях помещения средств)10) Diplomatic term: hospitable (об условиях для инвестирования капитала)11) Jargon: housebroke, housebroken12) Information technology: benign13) Fishery: favourable14) Perfume: beneficial15) Makarov: good (об отзыве и т.п.), kindly (о климате, почве), productive (о влиянии, климате и т.п.) -
5 приученный
1) General subject: accustomed (к чему-л. - to)2) Colloquial: housebroke (о щенке, кошке), housebroken (о щенке, кошке) -
6 приученный проситься
Colloquial: housebroke (о ребёнке), housebroken (о ребёнке)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > приученный проситься
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7 смирный
1) General subject: gentle, housebroke, manageable, meek, quiet, still2) Colloquial: housebroken3) Obsolete: mansuete4) Agriculture: soft5) Religion: benign6) Makarov: docile (о животном), gentle (о животном) -
8 обученная соблюдать чистоту в доме
Dog breeding: (собака) housebrokenУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обученная соблюдать чистоту в доме
См. также в других словарях:
housebroken — adj. trained to urinate and defecate outside or in a special place, such as a litter box; as, housebroken pets; of pet animals. Syn: house trained, housetrained. [WordNet 1.5 +PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
housebroken — [hous′brō΄kən] adj. 1. trained to defecate and urinate outdoors or in a special place indoors so that it can live in a house: said of a pet dog, cat, etc. 2. made docile and conventional … English World dictionary
housebroken — adjective (of pets) trained to urinate and defecate outside or in a special place housebroken pets house trained is chiefly British • Syn: ↑house trained • Similar to: ↑trained * * * ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ adjective … Useful english dictionary
housebroken — house|bro|ken [ haus,broukn ] adjective AMERICAN 1. ) a pet that is housebroken knows that it must go outside or use a special container inside when it needs to go to the toilet 2. ) HUMOROUS someone who is housebroken knows how to behave well in … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
housebroken — {adj.} Trained to go outside to relieve themselves (said of domestic pets, primarily dogs). * /All young puppies must eventually be housebroken./ … Dictionary of American idioms
housebroken — {adj.} Trained to go outside to relieve themselves (said of domestic pets, primarily dogs). * /All young puppies must eventually be housebroken./ … Dictionary of American idioms
housebroken — house|bro|ken [ˈhausˌbrəukən US ˌbrou ] adj AmE a pet animal that is housebroken has been trained not to make the house dirty with its ↑urine and ↑faeces British Equivalent: house trained … Dictionary of contemporary English
housebroken — adj trained to go outside to relieve themselves (said of domestic pets, primarily dogs). All young puppies must eventually be housebroken … Словарь американских идиом
housebroken — adjective AmE an animal that is housebroken has been trained not to make the house dirty with its urine and faeces; housetrained BrE … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
housebroken — adjective Date: 1900 1. trained to excretory habits acceptable in indoor living used of a household pet 2. made tractable or polite … New Collegiate Dictionary
housebroken — /hows broh keuhn/, adj. (of a pet) trained to avoid excreting inside the house or in improper places. [1895 1900; HOUSE + BROKEN] * * * … Universalium