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Meanings of tamer in English
Russian
укротитель Catalan
domador Person, usually working for a circus, who tames wild animals like lions or tigers.
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Usage of tamer in English
1
As they drew nearer to the cliff, it grew tamer and tamer.
2
Beside Miss Kirk, to the surprise of 2884, towered the lion tamer.
3
Formerly the birds appear to have been even tamer than at present.
4
But she'll be tamer in the spring, when things begin to grow.
5
The cuss turned green and stammered that he wasn't no animal tamer.
6
What we need here is a tamer for vicious and ungentle bipeds.
7
Without her voice she might have been a tamer of wild beasts.
8
Thus, then, did they celebrate the funeral of Hector tamer of horses.
9
She will run off with some lion-tamer; she will marry a circus-man!
10
There thou art strong and great, a hero, a tamer of horses!
11
Overall the violence was much tamer than most PG-13 movies I have seen.
12
He was a tamer of the people who lived there, so he said.
13
Roux enters, the official spokesman, the fat, jovial tamer of the popular dog.
14
For death at her call was sweeter than life in a tamer race.
15
It is Morok, the tamer of wild beasts, surnamed the Prophet.
16
Still, like animal and tamer they measured each other from the safer distance.
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United Kingdom
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