to break in an animal; to bring someone or something under control; to domesticate

reindeer, a large deer from arctic and subarctic regions; both males and females have large antlers and they are commonly used for pulling sleds

to domesticate or tame wild animals and plants; the process of training or breeding species to live alongside or be used by humans. Unlike [[驯养|馴養|xun4 yang3]], which focuses only on rearing animals, this term applies to both animals and plants and emphasizes the process of transformation and adaptation.

to domesticate, raise, and train wild animals

to train an elephant

arrogant, obstinate, and hard to control; unyielding and fiercely independent

gentle and obedient; tame (especially of animals) or meek (of people)

tame and obedient; tractable

docile; tame; tractable; gentle and kind

tame; obedient

tamed and obedient; easy to control or handle, especially of animals

to tame or domesticate animals

to look after and train animals; to domesticate or tame

literary description of writing or speech that is polished, elegant, and avoids vulgarity

to domesticate and breed animals; captive breeding

captive breeding facility; breeding farm

To tame or train wild animals; the practice of animal training

gentle and tamed; having a mild and kind disposition

good-natured; mild; gentle; tractable

William Shakespeare's play "The Taming of the Shrew"

to domesticate an animal; to make an animal gentle and submissive

to break in or train a horse

person who trains horses; horse trainer; broncobuster

A field or arena used for training horses

A person who trains or breaks in horses; a horse trainer or broncobuster

to tame or break in a camel

A pigeon that has been raised and trained by humans to follow instructions or return home; a domestic pigeon.