tame
tame
teɪm
teim
British pronunciation
/tˈe‍ɪm/

Définition et signification de « tame » en anglais

to tame
01

apprivoiser, dompter, dresser

to make a wild animal or bird fit for living with people
Transitive: to tame a wild animal
to tame definition and meaning
example
Exemples
It took several weeks of patient training to tame the rescued wolf.
Il a fallu plusieurs semaines de formation patiente pour apprivoiser le loup secouru.
02

dompter, défricher

to prepare and develop wild or uncultivated land for farming or settlement
Transitive: to tame a land
example
Exemples
They tamed the barren land, transforming it into fertile fields.
Ils ont dompté la terre stérile, la transformant en champs fertiles.
03

dompter, maîtriser

to reduce the strength or influence of something
Transitive: to tame intensity of something
example
Exemples
She worked hard to tame her fear of public speaking.
Elle a travaillé dur pour dompter sa peur de parler en public.
01

apprivoisé

brought from a wild state under human control or accustomed to humans
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example
Exemples
They raised tame rabbits in their backyard.
02

lacking excitement, vigor, or interest

example
Exemples
His speech was tame compared to his fiery reputation.
03

calm, moderate, or lacking intensity in behavior or expression

example
Exemples
She led a tame discussion without controversy.
04

submissive, gentle, and easily managed

example
Exemples
The dog was tame and obedient.
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