Tamed Meaning in English

word · lemma: tame

US

ˈteɪmd

TAYMD

UK

tˈeɪmd

TAYMD

التعريف

Describes an animal that has been trained or made gentle, so it is no longer wild. Can also mean a person or thing that has been made less dangerous or exciting.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mainly used about animals, but sometimes applied metaphorically to people or situations that have lost their wildness. Common collocations: 'tamed animal,' 'tamed by experience.' Not as strong as 'domesticated,' which implies living with humans.

• Spanish: domado - domesticado
• Portuguese (BR): domado - domesticado
• Portuguese (PT): domado - domesticado
• Chinese (Simplified): 驯服的 - 被驯化的
• Chinese (Traditional): 馴服的 - 被馴化的
• Hindi: पालतू बनाया गया - वश में किया गया
• Arabic: مروّض - مدجّن
• Bengali: বশীভূত - পোষ মানানো
• Russian: приручённый - укрощённый
• Japanese: 飼い慣らされた
• Vietnamese: được thuần hóa - đã được chế ngự
• Korean: 길들여진
• Turkish: evcilleştirilmiş - uysallaştırılmış
• Urdu: پالے ہوئے - سدھایا ہوا
• Indonesian: jinak - dijinakkan

جمل نموذجية

The lion was tamed by the trainer.

basic

This horse is tamed and very gentle.

basic

The zoo has many tamed animals.

basic

He's like a tamed version of his wild younger self.

natural

After years in the city, her adventurous spirit felt tamed.

natural

Don't worry—the dog is completely tamed and won't bite.

natural