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Tame - English meaning

Tame – definitions in English dictionary

adjective

(of an animal) not dangerous or frightened of people; domesticated.

Usage examples:

The fish are so tame you have to push them away
adjective

Not exciting, adventurous, or controversial.

Usage examples:

Network tv on saturday night is a pretty tame affair
adjective

(of a plant) produced by cultivation.

Usage examples:

A big field of tame hay
verb

Domesticate (an animal).

Usage examples:

Wild rabbits can be kept in captivity and eventually tamed

Tame translation into English

Tame: translate from English into Chinese

Translate tame into Chinese (Simplified)}
驯服, 驯, 独揽, 驯服的

Tame: translate from English into Dutch

Translate tame into Dutch}
Temmen, Tam, Mak, Getemd, Temperen, Tam maken, Africhten, Gedwee, Flauw, Dresseren, Saai, Kleurloos, Futloos, Vervelend

Tame: translate from English into French

Translate tame into French}
Apprivoiser, Dompter, Apprivoisé, Docile, Maîtriser, Dresser, Soumettre, Contenir, Fade, Insipide, Plat, Se dompter, Timide, Complaisant

Tame: translate from English into German

Translate tame into German}
Zähmen, Zahm, Bändigen, Gezähmt, Bezähmen, Zügeln, Kirre, Lahm, Unter kontrolle bringen

Tame: translate from English into Hindi

Translate tame into Hindi}
वश में, पालतू, साधारण, टेम, मामूली, शांत, पालतू बनाना, वश में करना, सीधा-सादा

Tame: translate from English into Italian

Translate tame into Italian}
Domare, Addomesticare, Docile, Mansueto, Domestico, Insulso, Noioso

Tame: translate from English into Korean

Translate tame into Korean}
길들인, 시시한, 부드럽게 하다, 이용할 수 있게 하다, 길들다, 재배된, 유순한, 길들이다, 복종시키다

Tame: translate from English into Russian

Translate tame into Russian}
Приручить, Ручной, Приручать, Укрощать, Дрессировать, Смирять, Смягчать, Культивировать, Банальный, Скучный, Культивируемый, Прирученный, Культурный, Покорный, Пассивный, Неинтересный, Делать неинтересным

Tame: translate from English into Spanish

Translate tame into Spanish}
Domar, Domesticar, Manso, Domesticado, Dócil, Amansar, Domado, Aburrido, Reprimir a, Insípido, Habitual

Word origin

Old English tam (adjective), temmian (verb), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch tam and German zahm, from an Indo-European root shared by Latin domare and Greek daman ‘tame, subdue’.

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