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guide dog
Word forms: plural guide dogs
countable noun
A guide dog is a dog that has been trained to lead a blind person.
[mainly British]regional note: in AM, usually use seeing-eye dogguide dog in British English
noun
a dog that has been specially trained to live with and accompany someone who is blind, enabling the blind person to move about safely
guide dog in American English
a dog trained to lead a blind person
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British English: guide dog /ɡaɪd dɒɡ/ NOUN
A guide dog is a dog that has been trained to lead a blind person.
- American English: Seeing Eye® dog
- Arabic: كَلْب لِقيادَة العُمْيان
- Brazilian Portuguese: cão de guia
- Chinese: 导盲狗
- Croatian: pas vodič
- Czech: slepecký pes
- Danish: førerhund
- Dutch: blindengeleidehond
- European Spanish: perro lazarillo
- Finnish: opaskoira
- French: chien d’aveugle
- German: Blindenhund
- Greek: σκύλος οδηγός
- Italian: cane guida
- Japanese: 盲導犬
- Korean: 맹인 안내견
- Norwegian: førerhund
- Polish: pies przewodnik
- European Portuguese: cão-guia
- Romanian: câine-ghid
- Russian: собака-поводырь
- Latin American Spanish: perro lazarillo
- Swedish: ledarhund
- Thai: สุนัขนำทาง
- Turkish: rehber köpek
- Ukrainian: собака-поводир
- Vietnamese: chó dẫn đường
Chinese translation of 'guide dog'
guide dog
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导(導)盲犬
(dǎomángquǎn) (只, zhī)美 = seeing-eye dog