housebreak

housebreak

美 ['haʊsˌbreɪk] 　英 ['haʊsbreɪk]

• 网络使习惯家居；管教；使服从

词形变化

过去式：housebroke  过去分词：housebroken  现在分词：housebreaking  第三人称单数：housebreaks  

英汉解释

v.	1. to teach an animal to excrete outdoors or in a specific place 2. to teach acceptable behavior to somebody

例句

Retired racing Greyhounds are usually easy to housebreak, as they are already crate-trained prior to becoming a part of the family.

退休的赛道灵缇很容易适应家居生活，因为在这之前他们已经被训练成在室内生活，从而成为家庭的一员。

He needs to housebreak his dog (cat). Pet owners should housebreak their dogs and cats.

（宠物主人应该训练狗猫的卫生习惯。）或

This paper presents the idea and method about the project of housebreak and rebuild at Chaowangcun in Hangzhou.

该文介绍了杭州市“潮王村”拆迁安置项目设计方案的理念和做法；

and you may want to housebreak your pig first.

并且你得先让你的猪养成良好的卫生习惯