驯服 | xùn fú | to tame; tame; docile | |
驯化 | xùn huà | to tame; to domesticate | |
驯养 | xùn yǎng | to domesticate; to raise and train | |
驯鹿 | xùn lù | reindeer | |
驯良 | xùn liáng | docile; tame |
1 | If he charged, I could shoot; if he took no notice of me, it would be safe to leave him until the mahout came back. | |
2 | Gripping my hair with both hands, his own long hair blowing in the wind, he rode me like a mahout rides a baggy old elephant. | |
3 | And when they work they have to have a very skilled handler around them. | |
4 | "I did it only once," said the new tamer, "to look for Dad." | |
5 | W:This is a pilot reading program. Twice a week handlers bring their dogs here so that students can read to them. |