Significats de become domesticated en anglès

The hunters make the case that stags raised in captivity become domesticated.

Through education savage nations become civilized, and even the animals become domesticated.

Sighing, I say, You last complained I had become domesticated.

He argued that the Space Center had become domesticated.

This person was a brother of Mrs. Elder, and had recently become domesticated in her family.

They would certainly have become domesticated like cattle, if they had been able to breed in captivity.

Depend upon it, he will be very glad to have his son back again, happily married, and eager to become domesticated.

They then felt anxious to become domesticated; their desire being favourably regarded, a village was established at the Credit, and houses built for them.

Kallolo then ascended the tree again and laid a snare, hoping to catch the hen-bird; which, he said, might become domesticated, if carefully treated.

Here ended our conversation, which I have given just to show the peculiar disposition of this extraordinary man, with whom I had become domesticated.

Yes, if I'm going to become domesticated and give up all this roving business I suppose I'll just have to clean up a bit.

These are essential traits of the wolf and the wild-dog when they have become domesticated, and these traits White Fang possessed in unusual measure.

A desert indeed which preserves still its aspects of reality, but has become domesticated and tamed for the use of the tourists and the ladies.

The memories of the woodshed will become domesticated, Miss Poste herself will eventually marry her country cousin, Charles Fairford, and everyone live happily ever after.

The moral of this simple tale is that the figure "a billion" has become domesticated; it's a household word, something you see every day.

If wolves were becoming domesticated it was by self-domestication, not deliberate domestication by people.