doghouse 的定义
plural dog·hous·es [dog-hou-ziz, dog-]. /ˈdɒgˌhaʊ zɪz, ˈdɒg-/.
- a small shelter for a dog.
- a small cabin that presents a relatively high profile and gives the appearance of a box.Compare trunk cabin.
- Rocketry Slang. a bulge on the surface of a rocket or missile, for scientific instruments.
doghouse 近义词
等同于 kennel
等同于 disfavor
更多doghouse例句
- For example, McDonald just installed peel-and-stick patterned vinyl floor tiles from Wayfair in a custom doghouse that she built on her property.
- My mother used to make men buy two pieces, one for the occasion and the one for when he would be in the doghouse.
- Whatever it is, there's no question that the time lapse between sin and time served in the political doghouse is on the wane.
- After months in the doghouse, Mr. Banks is summoned to face what he firmly believes will be the coup de grâce.
- The man brought him home for me, and chained him up in an unused wood-shed, for I had no doghouse as yet.
- He stuck his nose out of the doghouse and saw four slender, hairy animals.
- As soon as the four Weasels had talked things over, they went straight to the chicken coop which stood close to the doghouse.
- Poor Pinocchio huddled close to the doghouse more dead than alive from cold, hunger, and fright.
- Charley had currently burned out a transformer by some careless and exuberant antic; hence the mutual doghouse.