dogs
word · lemma: dog
/ˈdɑɡz/
dawgz
/dˈɒɡz/
dogz
Definition
Dogs are common animals that people often keep as pets. They can also work with humans, for example in farming, security, or helping people with disabilities.
Usage & Nuances
The lemma is 'dog' and 'dogs' is the regular plural. In everyday English, 'dog' usually means the animal, but informally it can have other meanings depending on context. Common combinations include 'pet dog', 'guide dog', 'watchdog', and 'dog owner'.
Spanish: perrosPortuguese (BR): cachorros - cãesPortuguese (PT): cãesChinese (Simplified): 狗Chinese (Traditional): 狗Hindi: कुत्तेArabic: كلابBengali: কুকুরগুলোRussian: собакиJapanese: 犬たちVietnamese: những con chóKorean: 개들Turkish: köpeklerUrdu: کتاےIndonesian: anjing-anjing
Example Sentences
The dogs are playing in the yard.
basic
Some dogs sleep a lot during the day.
basic
These dogs are very friendly with children.
basic
I love dogs, but I don't have time to take care of one right now.
natural
The neighbors' dogs start barking every time someone walks by.
natural
Not all dogs like being around strangers.
natural