Definition of house-train in English:

house-train

verb ˈhaʊstreɪn

[with object]

1Train (a pet) to excrete outside the house or only in a special place.
you can't house-train a bird as you can a cat
Example sentencesExamples
- If your dog loses its house-training manners, follow these 3 steps.
- The animals can be house-trained and, claim experts, are even capable of understanding basic instructions such as ‘no’.
- Not many families can have much need to house-train a dolphin, but should you require it, the Beachcomber is the place to do it.
- By last Thursday though, he needed to get out, as Butch the Staffordshire Bull terrier needed the toilet, and was so well house-trained he wouldn't go in the flat.
- While bunny is caged, you house-train your pet by putting a litter box in one corner and praise the little rabbit every time the litter box is used, just as you do with puppies (or humans for that matter)!
- He is house-trained; he never makes a mess; he is obedient; he is a pure delight to me.
- Gus paused in his verbal attack on Ian, his eyes aggressively searching the crowd for an answer, but the faces stared back with the beseeching look of a puppy that had broken house-training and didn't understand why it was being shouted at.
- And house-training of pets is of course not ‘natural’, but surely nobody would argue that it was tantamount to animal cruelty and abuse?
- She was house-trained from the moment we got her, even though she spent her first few weeks of life in a barn.
- However, they must have made the house even more dirty than it usually would have been as none of these animals would have been house-trained.
- Goodness me, if they were puppies, within a day they would be asking to go outside - they are so good at being house-trained.
- He said: ‘He must be well house-trained because he wouldn't go inside.
- What is more, Shar-Peis are bright and affectionate and their advantages of being easily house-trained, exceptionally clean and needing minimal grooming make them ideal for indoor living.
- I'm not sure I'm ready for all that house-training and vet stuff all over again!
- Poor house-training, rather than something she ate or illness, must have been the culprit.
- All the canine emigrants have been vaccinated, checked for health problems and house-trained.
- An impatient owner complained that their eight-week old puppy was not house-trained yet and another complained: ‘Our dog gets jealous when we sit together and she hurts my legs when she wags her tail.’
Synonyms
domesticated, trained
North American housebroken
1. 1.1often as adjective house-trainedhumorous, informal Teach (someone) good manners or tidiness.
  he's house-trained and fit for civilized society
  Example sentencesExamples
  But it as well to remember that the defence secretary is about as house-trained as a caged puma with an itch.
  However, there's also the sad fact that many conductors, especially those barely house-trained, are very bad at it.
  I think my nag-a-minute methods are mild to say the least, because some women are now, apparently, attempting to house-train their husbands using dog training techniques.
  I think it is amazing how quickly members of the National Party get house-trained.
  Even the wild Finnish accordionist sounds suitably house-trained in this company.
  She seems rather more house-trained than her predecessor, Lucy, who once threw up in the middle of a debate.
  What a splendid example of good house-training he provides for the Prince.
  Harry knows Ryan personally and will vouch for the fact that he is totally house-trained and understands the need to keep darkrooms spotless!
  Synonyms
  tame, domesticated, domestic, tamed

Definition of house-train in US English:

house-train

verb

Train (a pet) to excrete outside the house or only in a special place; housebreak.
you can't house-train a bird as you can a cat
Example sentencesExamples
- And house-training of pets is of course not ‘natural’, but surely nobody would argue that it was tantamount to animal cruelty and abuse?
- What is more, Shar-Peis are bright and affectionate and their advantages of being easily house-trained, exceptionally clean and needing minimal grooming make them ideal for indoor living.
- An impatient owner complained that their eight-week old puppy was not house-trained yet and another complained: ‘Our dog gets jealous when we sit together and she hurts my legs when she wags her tail.’
- While bunny is caged, you house-train your pet by putting a litter box in one corner and praise the little rabbit every time the litter box is used, just as you do with puppies (or humans for that matter)!
- Goodness me, if they were puppies, within a day they would be asking to go outside - they are so good at being house-trained.
- All the canine emigrants have been vaccinated, checked for health problems and house-trained.
- By last Thursday though, he needed to get out, as Butch the Staffordshire Bull terrier needed the toilet, and was so well house-trained he wouldn't go in the flat.
- He said: ‘He must be well house-trained because he wouldn't go inside.
- If your dog loses its house-training manners, follow these 3 steps.
- The animals can be house-trained and, claim experts, are even capable of understanding basic instructions such as ‘no’.
- He is house-trained; he never makes a mess; he is obedient; he is a pure delight to me.
- Not many families can have much need to house-train a dolphin, but should you require it, the Beachcomber is the place to do it.
- However, they must have made the house even more dirty than it usually would have been as none of these animals would have been house-trained.
- She was house-trained from the moment we got her, even though she spent her first few weeks of life in a barn.
- Gus paused in his verbal attack on Ian, his eyes aggressively searching the crowd for an answer, but the faces stared back with the beseeching look of a puppy that had broken house-training and didn't understand why it was being shouted at.
- Poor house-training, rather than something she ate or illness, must have been the culprit.
- I'm not sure I'm ready for all that house-training and vet stuff all over again!
Synonyms
domesticated, trained

单词	house-train
释义	Definition of house-train in English: house-train verb ˈhaʊstreɪn [with object] 1Train (a pet) to excrete outside the house or only in a special place. you can't house-train a bird as you can a cat Example sentencesExamples If your dog loses its house-training manners, follow these 3 steps. The animals can be house-trained and, claim experts, are even capable of understanding basic instructions such as ‘no’. Not many families can have much need to house-train a dolphin, but should you require it, the Beachcomber is the place to do it. By last Thursday though, he needed to get out, as Butch the Staffordshire Bull terrier needed the toilet, and was so well house-trained he wouldn't go in the flat. While bunny is caged, you house-train your pet by putting a litter box in one corner and praise the little rabbit every time the litter box is used, just as you do with puppies (or humans for that matter)! He is house-trained; he never makes a mess; he is obedient; he is a pure delight to me. Gus paused in his verbal attack on Ian, his eyes aggressively searching the crowd for an answer, but the faces stared back with the beseeching look of a puppy that had broken house-training and didn't understand why it was being shouted at. And house-training of pets is of course not ‘natural’, but surely nobody would argue that it was tantamount to animal cruelty and abuse? She was house-trained from the moment we got her, even though she spent her first few weeks of life in a barn. However, they must have made the house even more dirty than it usually would have been as none of these animals would have been house-trained. Goodness me, if they were puppies, within a day they would be asking to go outside - they are so good at being house-trained. He said: ‘He must be well house-trained because he wouldn't go inside. What is more, Shar-Peis are bright and affectionate and their advantages of being easily house-trained, exceptionally clean and needing minimal grooming make them ideal for indoor living. I'm not sure I'm ready for all that house-training and vet stuff all over again! Poor house-training, rather than something she ate or illness, must have been the culprit. All the canine emigrants have been vaccinated, checked for health problems and house-trained. An impatient owner complained that their eight-week old puppy was not house-trained yet and another complained: ‘Our dog gets jealous when we sit together and she hurts my legs when she wags her tail.’ Synonyms domesticated, trained North American housebroken 1.1often as adjective house-trainedhumorous, informal Teach (someone) good manners or tidiness. he's house-trained and fit for civilized society Example sentencesExamples But it as well to remember that the defence secretary is about as house-trained as a caged puma with an itch. However, there's also the sad fact that many conductors, especially those barely house-trained, are very bad at it. I think my nag-a-minute methods are mild to say the least, because some women are now, apparently, attempting to house-train their husbands using dog training techniques. I think it is amazing how quickly members of the National Party get house-trained. Even the wild Finnish accordionist sounds suitably house-trained in this company. She seems rather more house-trained than her predecessor, Lucy, who once threw up in the middle of a debate. What a splendid example of good house-training he provides for the Prince. Harry knows Ryan personally and will vouch for the fact that he is totally house-trained and understands the need to keep darkrooms spotless! Synonyms tame, domesticated, domestic, tamed Definition of house-train in US English: house-train verb Train (a pet) to excrete outside the house or only in a special place; housebreak. you can't house-train a bird as you can a cat Example sentencesExamples And house-training of pets is of course not ‘natural’, but surely nobody would argue that it was tantamount to animal cruelty and abuse? What is more, Shar-Peis are bright and affectionate and their advantages of being easily house-trained, exceptionally clean and needing minimal grooming make them ideal for indoor living. An impatient owner complained that their eight-week old puppy was not house-trained yet and another complained: ‘Our dog gets jealous when we sit together and she hurts my legs when she wags her tail.’ While bunny is caged, you house-train your pet by putting a litter box in one corner and praise the little rabbit every time the litter box is used, just as you do with puppies (or humans for that matter)! Goodness me, if they were puppies, within a day they would be asking to go outside - they are so good at being house-trained. All the canine emigrants have been vaccinated, checked for health problems and house-trained. By last Thursday though, he needed to get out, as Butch the Staffordshire Bull terrier needed the toilet, and was so well house-trained he wouldn't go in the flat. He said: ‘He must be well house-trained because he wouldn't go inside. If your dog loses its house-training manners, follow these 3 steps. The animals can be house-trained and, claim experts, are even capable of understanding basic instructions such as ‘no’. He is house-trained; he never makes a mess; he is obedient; he is a pure delight to me. Not many families can have much need to house-train a dolphin, but should you require it, the Beachcomber is the place to do it. However, they must have made the house even more dirty than it usually would have been as none of these animals would have been house-trained. She was house-trained from the moment we got her, even though she spent her first few weeks of life in a barn. Gus paused in his verbal attack on Ian, his eyes aggressively searching the crowd for an answer, but the faces stared back with the beseeching look of a puppy that had broken house-training and didn't understand why it was being shouted at. Poor house-training, rather than something she ate or illness, must have been the culprit. I'm not sure I'm ready for all that house-training and vet stuff all over again! Synonyms domesticated, trained
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