tamer

UK
/ˈteɪmə/
US
/ˈteɪmɚ/
tamersubstantiv
tamers
Pl.
UK
/ˈteɪ.mə/
US
/ˈteɪ.mɚ/
Übersetzungen
The lion tamer performed a daring act in the circus.
Укротитель львов исполнил смелый номер в цирке.
Definitionen
A person who trains or controls wild animals, especially for entertainment purposes.
The lion tamer performed a daring act in the circus, captivating the audience with his skill.
A device, substance, or agent used to reduce, control, or moderate something unruly.
She applied a frizz tamer to keep her hair smooth in the humid weather.
Synonyme
animal trainer
tamer of beasts
tameradjektiv
tamer
Komp.
UK
/ˈteɪ.mə/
US
/ˈteɪ.mɚ/
Comparative form of the adjective "tame"; denotes a greater degree of tameness.
Definitionen
More tame; less wild or aggressive.
The rescued fox grew tamer with each passing day.
Synonyme
more tame
more docile
more subdued
more manageable
more restrained
less wild
less ferocious
less intense
more placid
more compliant
less aggressive
tameadjektiv

tamer

Komp.

tamer
Komp.
tamest
Super.
UK
/teɪm/
US
/teɪm/
Übersetzungen
The tame lion was part of the circus act.
Приручённый лев был частью циркового представления.
The tame rabbit hopped around the garden.
Ручной кролик прыгал по саду.
The horse was surprisingly tame and easy to ride.
Лошадь была удивительно смирной и легкой в управлении.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
Domesticated or not wild; having been made docile or tractable.
The tame rabbit hopped around the garden without fear.
Lacking in excitement or interest; dull or uninspiring.
The movie was rather tame, with no unexpected twists or thrilling moments.
Submissive or compliant; easily controlled or managed.
He was known for his tame demeanor, always agreeing with whatever was suggested.
tameverb
Definitionen
To domesticate an animal, making it gentle and accustomed to human control.
Farmers often tame wild horses to use them for riding and work.
To make something less powerful, intense, or difficult to control.
The government introduced new policies to tame inflation.
To bring something under control or to make it more manageable.
She managed to tame her unruly hair with a new styling product.
tamesubstantiv
Definitionen
Domesticated animals considered collectively; domesticated creatures as opposed to those that are wild.
In early farming communities, the tame were kept close to the huts for safety.