domestication 的定义
- the act or process of taming an animal for human use or companionship:Shortly after their domestication as companions, dogs were put to use as weapons of war.
- the act or process of adapting a plant to cultivation or converting it to household use:The domestication of modern wheat from wild grasses occurred in the Fertile Crescent and fueled the development of Indo-European culture.
- the act or process of making someone accustomed to household life or affairs:When my friend and former business partner not only got married but became pregnant, I saw it as yet another step in her domestication.
- the act or process of making a strange or challenging person or thing more familiar and acceptable:The author resists domestication of Nietzsche's philosophy, restoring the shock of his style and thought and interpreting him as a revolutionary philosopher.
domestication 近义词
等同于 training
domestication 的近义词 30 个
- coaching
- discipline
- drill
- education
- exercise
- guidance
- instruction
- practice
- schooling
- teaching
- workout
- background
- basics
- buildup
- cultivation
- foundation
- grounding
- groundwork
- indoctrination
- preliminaries
- principles
- readying
- seasoning
- sharpening
- tuition
- tune-up
- tutelage
- upbringing
- warm-up
- chalk talk
domestication 的反义词 3 个
等同于 discipline
domestication 的近义词 27 个
- control
- development
- education
- method
- practice
- preparation
- regulation
- restraint
- self-control
- self-restraint
- will
- conduct
- cultivation
- curb
- drill
- drilling
- exercise
- inculcation
- indoctrination
- limitation
- orderliness
- self-command
- self-government
- strictness
- subordination
- willpower
- self-mastery
domestication 的反义词 11 个
等同于 domesticity
domestication 的近义词 2 个
更多domestication例句
- It's worth stopping for a moment to consider just how weird they are within the realm of domestication.
- The set of genes associated with the domestication of many crops direct the production of two key hormones, florigen and antiflorigen.
- Those genomes, along with those of modern dogs and wolves, show how dogs have moved around the world with people since their domestication.
- In 1959, Belyaev began a project that has greatly informed our best guesses as to what we believe the earliest steps of domestication were.
- Animal prey and their spirits represented something close to equal partners in the struggle for survival, rather than being part of the kind of dominant-subservient relationship more likely to be associated with animal domestication.
- What I see happening, with writers like Charlaine Harris and Stephenie Meyer, is the domestication of the vampire.
- There is a disease to which the Horse, from his state of domestication, is frequently subject.
- This wide diversity is the result of long domestication, under almost every conceivable variety of condition.
- The adaptation of the unicorns proceeded in the following years, but not their domestication.
- This lies partly in its inherited nature and original surroundings, but suggests long domestication.
- He has shown us that even on the steppe the cultivation of cereals precedes the domestication of sheep and cattle.