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View usage for: (kenəl) Word forms: plural kennels1. countable nounA kennel is a small building made especially for a dog to sleep in. [mainly British]regional note: in AM, use doghouse 2. countable nounKennels or a kennels or a kennel is a place where dogs are bred and trained, or looked after when their owners are away. The guard dog was now in kennels as it was not aggressive. Pauline runs a kennels. Once you have chosen a kennel, don't forget to make a booking for your pet. kennel in British English 1 (ˈkɛnəl) noun1. a hutlike shelter for a dog US name: doghouse 2. (usually plural) an establishment where dogs are bred, trained, boarded, etc 3. the lair of a fox or other animal 4. a ramshackle house; hovel verbWord forms: -nels, -nelling, -nelledWord forms: US -nels, -neling or -neled6. to put or go into a kennel; keep or stay in a kennel Word origin C14: from Old French chenil, from Vulgar Latin canīle (unattested), from Latin canis dog kennel in British English 2 (ˈkɛnəl) noun archaic an open sewer or street gutter Word origin C16: variant of cannel channel1kennel in American English 1 (ˈkɛnəl) noun2. [often pl.] a place where dogs are bred or kept verb transitiveWord forms: ˈkenneled or ˈkennelled, ˈkenneling or ˈkennelling4. to place or keep in a kennel verb intransitive5. to live or take shelter in a kennel Word origin ME kenel, prob. via NormFr < OFr chenil < VL * canile < L canis, a dog: see canine kennel in American English 2 (ˈkɛnəl) noun Archaic an open drain or sewer; gutter Word origin ME canel < OFr canel, chanel, channel 1© Eric Isselee, shutterstock Examples of 'kennel' in a sentencekennel He loves his dog and the kennel was too good a deal to resist.On ships where there are no kennels, they stay in your car for the entire journey and you can visit them during the trip.On our return to base, my expedition group was able to go into the dogs' large kennels to stroke them and play with the puppies.The great secure kennel in the sky.There were all manner of dogs in the kennels at the rear of the house.Their stables and kennels were important to them.There are enough dogs in kennels that have had full health checks.The stables and kennels cry out for an animal lover.He found them starving in an abandoned dog kennel.Beware a breeder who keeps the dogs in kennels or locked up in a shed in a yard.Right through yard past dog kennels.We planned to run a kennels, boarding dogs while their owners were on holiday.The beloved Yorkshire terriers were washed at the kennels while their owners went on holiday.The family put up posters, scoured the streets and notified local dog kennels and police.Your bulldog will have to stay in the kennel area throughout the trip and you'll have access during visiting hours.His retirement has been spent in the library rather than the kennel club, and this engaging and scholarly volume is the outcome.I run a boarding kennels, and have to see the distress that many pets suffer.They are housed in kennels, not homes, throughout their working lives.There is little left of the stable block and kennels, where the family's three dogs were kept.I also hire a field from a boarding kennel so my dogs can run and play safely, and we regularly go outon day trips together. British English: kennel / ˈkɛnl/ NOUN A kennel is a small hut made for a dog to sleep in. - American English: doghouse
- Arabic: بَيْتٌ صَغِيرٌ لِلْكَلبِ
- Brazilian Portuguese: canil
- Chinese: 狗窝
- Croatian: štenara
- Czech: psí bouda
- Danish: hundehus
- Dutch: hondenhok
- European Spanish: caseta del perro
- Finnish: kennel
- French: niche
- German: Hundehütte
- Greek: σκυλόσπιτο
- Italian: canile
- Japanese: 犬小屋
- Korean: 개집
- Norwegian: kennel
- Polish: buda
- European Portuguese: canil
- Romanian: coteț
- Russian: конура
- Latin American Spanish: perrera
- Swedish: kennel
- Thai: บ้านสุนัข
- Turkish: köpek kulübesi
- Ukrainian: будка
- Vietnamese: chuồng chó
Chinese translation of 'kennel' n (c) - (Brit, = dog house)
狗窝(窩) (gǒuwō) (个(個), gè)
n pl - (= establishment) (also kennels)
养(養)狗场(場) (yǎnggǒuchǎng) (个(個), gè)
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