house-trained in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for house-trained in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.house-trained [Brit ˈhaʊstreɪnd, Am ˈhaʊstreɪnd] VB pp

house-trained → house-train

II.house-trained [Brit ˈhaʊstreɪnd, Am ˈhaʊstreɪnd] ADJ Brit

house-trained pet:

house-trained

abituato a non sporcare in casa

See also house-train

house-train [Brit ˈhaʊstreɪn, Am ˈhaʊsˌtreɪn, ˈhaʊsbreɪk] VB trans Brit

house-train pet:

house-train

abituare a non sporcare in casa

Translations for house-trained in the Italian»English Dictionary

I.abituato [abituˈato] VB pp

abituato → abituare

II.abituato [abituˈato] ADJ

abituato

accustomed

abituato

used a qcs: to sth a fare: to doing

abituato (solito)

wont a fare: to do

abituato (assuefatto)

inured a: to

clima non essere abituato a parlare in pubblico

to be unaccustomed to public speaking

è sempre stata -a ad avere il proprio ufficio

she's been used to having her own office

sono abituato a prendere il caffè dopo pranzo

I usually have coffee after lunch

abituato a non sporcare in casa cane

house-trained Brit

abituato a non sporcare in casa cane

housebroken Am

See also abituare

I.abituare [abituˈare] VB trans

abituare

to accustom a qcs: to sth a fare: to doing

(addestrare) abituare il cane a dormire fuori

to get one's dog used to sleeping outside

abituare un cane a non sporcare in casa

to house-train a dog Brit

abituare un cane a non sporcare in casa

to housebreak a dog Am

(educare) abituare un bambino a non dire mai bugie

to teach a child never to lie

II.abituarsi VB refl

1. abituarsi:

abituarsi

to accustom oneself

abituarsi

to get used

abituarsi

to get accustomed

abituarsi

to become accustomed a qcs: to sth a fare: to doing

abituarsi al clima

to get used or inure oneself to the climate

ti ci abituerai

you'll get used to it

2. abituarsi (familiarizzarsi):

abituarsi

to get used a: to

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Smokey is house-trained and knows his basic commands.

mtstandard.com

This is musical theatre at its best -- great songs, witty lines, amazing costumes and live animals (an impeccably house-trained chihuahua and bulldog) on stage.

www.telegraph.co.uk

You wouldn't be able to keep biting the hand that feeds you if you lacked it, and a tame, house-trained reviewer is no good to anyone.

www.telegraph.co.uk

That we find them unconscionable, shockingly ill-informed and possibly not house-trained?

www.thestar.com

Politicians inducted into the system, generally giving every indication of awe or fear of being accused of being unsound, and show every sign of becoming house-trained.

www.canberratimes.com.au

He's not going to get more house-trained and "presidential" as the general election draws near.

www.independent.co.uk

They will not be house-trained and accidents will happen (although they will learn quickly).

blog.sfgate.com

She is house-trained and happy home alone, travels well in the car and loves her walks.

www.falkirkherald.co.uk

But others were not house-trained and were not kept as pets until about two thousand years ago.

learningenglish.voanews.com

They live in herds, keep a strong social hierarchy and defecate in a communal dung pile, which means they can be house-trained.

www.telegraph.co.uk