Definition of schnauzer in English:

schnauzer

nounˈʃnaʊzəˈʃnaʊzər

A medium- or small-sized dog of a German breed with a close wiry coat and heavy whiskers round the muzzle.
髯狗（一种德国种刚毛浓须㹴犬）
Example sentencesExamples
- This style is patterned after the schnauzer's and is 3 to 4 inches long all around.
- We won't see big Lassie tails on schnauzers, or curly pug tails on pit-bulls, but it is a bit of a lottery.
- This is the smallest dog in the breed which also presented us the schnauzers.
- By 1944, the Army accepted only five breeds: German shepherds, Belgian sheepdogs, Doberman pinschers, farm collies, and giant schnauzers.
- This is fortunate because a number of breeds - poodles, cocker spaniels, huskies, and schnauzers, to name a few - are prone to eye disease and should be carefully watched.
- He was judged against a flat-coated retriever, a giant schnauzer, an Old English sheepdog, a wire fox terrier, a saluki hound and Pekingese toy dog.
- It left a terrible mark on my little miniature schnauzer, who came to California with me.
- In fact, she'd struck up the friendliest relationship with Boxer, the old schnauzer always tied up in Tom Sawyer's yard, two houses down.
- The family's four-year-old miniature schnauzer Herman was recovering at the family home.
- I'm committed to getting to know your miniature schnauzer.
- Not only will this keep your feisty schnauzer occupied; he'll soon realize that great things happen for him when the two of you snuggle.
- One went to bite the schnauzer so Anne picked him up, but the other dog jumped at her and sunk its teeth into her shoulder.
- My miniature schnauzer can rip through some stuffed animals in minutes, others can take a few weeks.
- Today, the German smooth-haired pinscher is considered the stepfather of several German dog breeds, including the miniature pinscher, wire-haired breeds such as the schnauzers and affenpinschers, and the popular Doberman pinscher.

Origin

1920s: from German, from Schnauze 'muzzle, snout'.

Definition of schnauzer in US English:

schnauzer

nounˈʃnaʊzərˈSHnouzər

A medium- or small-sized dog of a German breed with a close wiry coat and heavy whiskers around the muzzle.
髯狗（一种德国种刚毛浓须㹴犬）
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, she'd struck up the friendliest relationship with Boxer, the old schnauzer always tied up in Tom Sawyer's yard, two houses down.
- We won't see big Lassie tails on schnauzers, or curly pug tails on pit-bulls, but it is a bit of a lottery.
- Today, the German smooth-haired pinscher is considered the stepfather of several German dog breeds, including the miniature pinscher, wire-haired breeds such as the schnauzers and affenpinschers, and the popular Doberman pinscher.
- My miniature schnauzer can rip through some stuffed animals in minutes, others can take a few weeks.
- I'm committed to getting to know your miniature schnauzer.
- By 1944, the Army accepted only five breeds: German shepherds, Belgian sheepdogs, Doberman pinschers, farm collies, and giant schnauzers.
- He was judged against a flat-coated retriever, a giant schnauzer, an Old English sheepdog, a wire fox terrier, a saluki hound and Pekingese toy dog.
- Not only will this keep your feisty schnauzer occupied; he'll soon realize that great things happen for him when the two of you snuggle.
- This is the smallest dog in the breed which also presented us the schnauzers.
- One went to bite the schnauzer so Anne picked him up, but the other dog jumped at her and sunk its teeth into her shoulder.
- This is fortunate because a number of breeds - poodles, cocker spaniels, huskies, and schnauzers, to name a few - are prone to eye disease and should be carefully watched.
- It left a terrible mark on my little miniature schnauzer, who came to California with me.
- The family's four-year-old miniature schnauzer Herman was recovering at the family home.
- This style is patterned after the schnauzer's and is 3 to 4 inches long all around.

Origin

1920s: from German, from Schnauze ‘muzzle, snout’.

词汇	schnauzer
释义	Definition of schnauzer in English: schnauzer nounˈʃnaʊzəˈʃnaʊzər A medium- or small-sized dog of a German breed with a close wiry coat and heavy whiskers round the muzzle. 髯狗（一种德国种刚毛浓须㹴犬） Example sentencesExamples This style is patterned after the schnauzer's and is 3 to 4 inches long all around. We won't see big Lassie tails on schnauzers, or curly pug tails on pit-bulls, but it is a bit of a lottery. This is the smallest dog in the breed which also presented us the schnauzers. By 1944, the Army accepted only five breeds: German shepherds, Belgian sheepdogs, Doberman pinschers, farm collies, and giant schnauzers. This is fortunate because a number of breeds - poodles, cocker spaniels, huskies, and schnauzers, to name a few - are prone to eye disease and should be carefully watched. He was judged against a flat-coated retriever, a giant schnauzer, an Old English sheepdog, a wire fox terrier, a saluki hound and Pekingese toy dog. It left a terrible mark on my little miniature schnauzer, who came to California with me. In fact, she'd struck up the friendliest relationship with Boxer, the old schnauzer always tied up in Tom Sawyer's yard, two houses down. The family's four-year-old miniature schnauzer Herman was recovering at the family home. I'm committed to getting to know your miniature schnauzer. Not only will this keep your feisty schnauzer occupied; he'll soon realize that great things happen for him when the two of you snuggle. One went to bite the schnauzer so Anne picked him up, but the other dog jumped at her and sunk its teeth into her shoulder. My miniature schnauzer can rip through some stuffed animals in minutes, others can take a few weeks. Today, the German smooth-haired pinscher is considered the stepfather of several German dog breeds, including the miniature pinscher, wire-haired breeds such as the schnauzers and affenpinschers, and the popular Doberman pinscher. Origin 1920s: from German, from Schnauze 'muzzle, snout'. Definition of schnauzer in US English: schnauzer nounˈʃnaʊzərˈSHnouzər A medium- or small-sized dog of a German breed with a close wiry coat and heavy whiskers around the muzzle. 髯狗（一种德国种刚毛浓须㹴犬） Example sentencesExamples In fact, she'd struck up the friendliest relationship with Boxer, the old schnauzer always tied up in Tom Sawyer's yard, two houses down. We won't see big Lassie tails on schnauzers, or curly pug tails on pit-bulls, but it is a bit of a lottery. Today, the German smooth-haired pinscher is considered the stepfather of several German dog breeds, including the miniature pinscher, wire-haired breeds such as the schnauzers and affenpinschers, and the popular Doberman pinscher. My miniature schnauzer can rip through some stuffed animals in minutes, others can take a few weeks. I'm committed to getting to know your miniature schnauzer. By 1944, the Army accepted only five breeds: German shepherds, Belgian sheepdogs, Doberman pinschers, farm collies, and giant schnauzers. He was judged against a flat-coated retriever, a giant schnauzer, an Old English sheepdog, a wire fox terrier, a saluki hound and Pekingese toy dog. Not only will this keep your feisty schnauzer occupied; he'll soon realize that great things happen for him when the two of you snuggle. This is the smallest dog in the breed which also presented us the schnauzers. One went to bite the schnauzer so Anne picked him up, but the other dog jumped at her and sunk its teeth into her shoulder. This is fortunate because a number of breeds - poodles, cocker spaniels, huskies, and schnauzers, to name a few - are prone to eye disease and should be carefully watched. It left a terrible mark on my little miniature schnauzer, who came to California with me. The family's four-year-old miniature schnauzer Herman was recovering at the family home. This style is patterned after the schnauzer's and is 3 to 4 inches long all around. Origin 1920s: from German, from Schnauze ‘muzzle, snout’.
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