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Значения термина tame на английском

португальский
domar
каталонский
dominar
испанский
dominar

To make obedient, docile and tractable; to train to follow orders of the owner.

domar
каталонский
naturalitzar

Adapt (a wild plant or unclaimed land) to the environment.

naturalitzar
Синонимы
Examples for "cultivate"
Examples for "cultivate"
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He added that the US company needed to cultivate the corporate market.
The Irish Times
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But as to persistence it is possible and necessary to cultivate it.
The gun
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The social aspirant should cultivate the art of saying polite nothings acceptably.
Mother's Remedies / Over One Thousand Tried and Tested Remedies ...
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Wandera said some farmers are building greenhouses to cultivate vegetables like yams.
Reuters
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Make decisions that will cultivate and build your faith during tough times.
Lord, change my attitude: before its too late
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Congress has no power, as I said before, to naturalize a citizen.
History of the Thirty-Ninth Congress of the United States
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A bill to naturalize the Prince was, of course, indispensable.
The Constitutional History of England from 1760 to 1860
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He says they must first naturalize and then come again.
The Transvaal from Within: A Private Record of Public Affairs
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Spanish-language media and community organizers have been working hard to naturalize and register more Latinos.
Reuters
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We would as soon naturalize one animal as another, provided it be a republican animal.
The Monikins
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I am hoping to get the autumn-lowering Crocus speciosus to naturalise.
The Guardian
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Can't you get him to naturalise himself and his sister?
Michael
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World Rugby are poised to alter the three-year residency loophole that allows Ireland naturalise foreign players.
The Irish Times
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I have planted Narcissus pseudonarcissus down by the stream, where I hope in time they will naturalise.
The Guardian
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Another argument is that migrants from a former colony of the destination country are more likely to naturalise.
The South African
испанский
domar

Correct by punishment or discipline.

domar
португальский
manso
испанский
dócil

Brought from wildness into a domesticated state.

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manso
Использование термина tame на английском
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State media and tame pro-government academics are increasingly aggressive in their response.
The Guardian
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The animals were tame because they were not used to seeing men.
The new yorker
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Gold's record run tame by 1980 standards Gold price at record levels?
Reuters
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The birds are tame and quite accomplished in the art of begging.
Little Journey to Puerto Rico / For Intermediate and Upper Grade...
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With slack still remaining in the labor market, wage inflation remains tame.
Reuters
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It might in time make the financial fallout from Greece look tame.
The Guardian
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Clearer thinking is also required on how to tame destabilising capital flows.
Reuters
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I am quite tame; I am about the tamest beast that crawls.
Manalive
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Q Will the new Smithfield horse fair be too tame an affair?
The Irish Times
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They are quite harmless, and appear to be in general very tame.
The Seven Great Monarchies Of The Ancient Eastern World, Vol 3: ...
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Exporting countries have curbed shipments to ensure domestic supplies and tame inflation.
Reuters
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It is not illness; that is too tame a word for it.
'Doc.' Gordon
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The water-life of the Juaves is at once picturesque and curiously tame.
In Indian Mexico (1908)
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The fish here were as tame as those caught in Deer River.
Ungava
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Coutu's tame monthly results paled beside strong figures from its U.S. rivals.
Reuters
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There never was, perhaps, outwardly so tame a general election as Saturday's.
The Guardian
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португальский
domardomesticarmanso
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Tame в диалектах
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