Definition of guide dog in English:

guide dog

noun

A dog that has been trained to lead a blind or partially sighted person.
导盲犬
Example sentencesExamples
- And I use the word ‘trained’ in the same sense as I would if the student were a horse, or a guide dog for the blind.
- There were 95 incidents of fireworks being used as a weapon and the victims included three cats and six dogs, including a guide dog, two horses and a lamb.
- This is the story of a guide dog for the blind, embellished with beautiful black-and-white photos.
- Police had to escort fire engines in Bradford because there was a fear of ambush and an elderly blind woman with her guide dog had rockets fired at them.
- I had assumed that there was no way for him to be able to do this simple task himself, without realising that this would be one of the situations that a guide dog would be trained to deal with.
- It costs 35,000 to train and keep a guide dog during its working life.
- Guide dogs are provided free of charge to our clients, but it takes two years to train a guide dog, at a cost of 7,000.
- An elderly blind woman and her guide dog were targeted by thugs who shot fireworks at them.
- It's been mentioned to me that the owner of the guide dog, being blind, can't be ‘watching’ the show.
- The advert depicted a guide dog deliberately leading its blind owner into a pole in order to get at her take-away chicken.
- She also plans to put on curry and Chinese nights and start a charity appeal to buy a guide dog for the blind.
- I wonder what would happen if a blind man with a guide dog attempt to board his bus?
- It costs £35,000 to rear and train a guide dog and then look after it throughout its retirement.
- Three firefighters are taking the plunge to help pay for a new guide dog for the blind.
- Its steady, amiable temperament makes it a dependable guide dog for the blind.
- It takes 18 months before a guide dog is fully trained.
- The Labrador Retriever is also often selected as a guide dog for the blind.
- Well after all, a guide dog could lead you safely out of the desert if you were lost.
- This year marks the eighth year to climb a mountain as a challenge, and in doing so, will raise funds to train a guide dog to give someone an independent life.
- My wife, Sylvia, who has been blind since birth and her guide dog are devoted to each other and go everywhere together.

Definition of guide dog in US English:

guide dog

nounˈɡīd ˌdäɡˈɡaɪd ˌdɑɡ

A dog trained to lead a blind person.
导盲犬
Example sentencesExamples
- And I use the word ‘trained’ in the same sense as I would if the student were a horse, or a guide dog for the blind.
- I had assumed that there was no way for him to be able to do this simple task himself, without realising that this would be one of the situations that a guide dog would be trained to deal with.
- Police had to escort fire engines in Bradford because there was a fear of ambush and an elderly blind woman with her guide dog had rockets fired at them.
- Well after all, a guide dog could lead you safely out of the desert if you were lost.
- I wonder what would happen if a blind man with a guide dog attempt to board his bus?
- The Labrador Retriever is also often selected as a guide dog for the blind.
- It takes 18 months before a guide dog is fully trained.
- It costs £35,000 to rear and train a guide dog and then look after it throughout its retirement.
- This is the story of a guide dog for the blind, embellished with beautiful black-and-white photos.
- It costs 35,000 to train and keep a guide dog during its working life.
- The advert depicted a guide dog deliberately leading its blind owner into a pole in order to get at her take-away chicken.
- It's been mentioned to me that the owner of the guide dog, being blind, can't be ‘watching’ the show.
- An elderly blind woman and her guide dog were targeted by thugs who shot fireworks at them.
- She also plans to put on curry and Chinese nights and start a charity appeal to buy a guide dog for the blind.
- Three firefighters are taking the plunge to help pay for a new guide dog for the blind.
- There were 95 incidents of fireworks being used as a weapon and the victims included three cats and six dogs, including a guide dog, two horses and a lamb.
- My wife, Sylvia, who has been blind since birth and her guide dog are devoted to each other and go everywhere together.
- This year marks the eighth year to climb a mountain as a challenge, and in doing so, will raise funds to train a guide dog to give someone an independent life.
- Guide dogs are provided free of charge to our clients, but it takes two years to train a guide dog, at a cost of 7,000.
- Its steady, amiable temperament makes it a dependable guide dog for the blind.

词汇	guide dog
释义	Definition of guide dog in English: guide dog noun A dog that has been trained to lead a blind or partially sighted person. 导盲犬 Example sentencesExamples And I use the word ‘trained’ in the same sense as I would if the student were a horse, or a guide dog for the blind. There were 95 incidents of fireworks being used as a weapon and the victims included three cats and six dogs, including a guide dog, two horses and a lamb. This is the story of a guide dog for the blind, embellished with beautiful black-and-white photos. Police had to escort fire engines in Bradford because there was a fear of ambush and an elderly blind woman with her guide dog had rockets fired at them. I had assumed that there was no way for him to be able to do this simple task himself, without realising that this would be one of the situations that a guide dog would be trained to deal with. It costs 35,000 to train and keep a guide dog during its working life. Guide dogs are provided free of charge to our clients, but it takes two years to train a guide dog, at a cost of 7,000. An elderly blind woman and her guide dog were targeted by thugs who shot fireworks at them. It's been mentioned to me that the owner of the guide dog, being blind, can't be ‘watching’ the show. The advert depicted a guide dog deliberately leading its blind owner into a pole in order to get at her take-away chicken. She also plans to put on curry and Chinese nights and start a charity appeal to buy a guide dog for the blind. I wonder what would happen if a blind man with a guide dog attempt to board his bus? It costs £35,000 to rear and train a guide dog and then look after it throughout its retirement. Three firefighters are taking the plunge to help pay for a new guide dog for the blind. Its steady, amiable temperament makes it a dependable guide dog for the blind. It takes 18 months before a guide dog is fully trained. The Labrador Retriever is also often selected as a guide dog for the blind. Well after all, a guide dog could lead you safely out of the desert if you were lost. This year marks the eighth year to climb a mountain as a challenge, and in doing so, will raise funds to train a guide dog to give someone an independent life. My wife, Sylvia, who has been blind since birth and her guide dog are devoted to each other and go everywhere together. Definition of guide dog in US English: guide dog nounˈɡīd ˌdäɡˈɡaɪd ˌdɑɡ A dog trained to lead a blind person. 导盲犬 Example sentencesExamples And I use the word ‘trained’ in the same sense as I would if the student were a horse, or a guide dog for the blind. I had assumed that there was no way for him to be able to do this simple task himself, without realising that this would be one of the situations that a guide dog would be trained to deal with. Police had to escort fire engines in Bradford because there was a fear of ambush and an elderly blind woman with her guide dog had rockets fired at them. Well after all, a guide dog could lead you safely out of the desert if you were lost. I wonder what would happen if a blind man with a guide dog attempt to board his bus? The Labrador Retriever is also often selected as a guide dog for the blind. It takes 18 months before a guide dog is fully trained. It costs £35,000 to rear and train a guide dog and then look after it throughout its retirement. This is the story of a guide dog for the blind, embellished with beautiful black-and-white photos. It costs 35,000 to train and keep a guide dog during its working life. The advert depicted a guide dog deliberately leading its blind owner into a pole in order to get at her take-away chicken. It's been mentioned to me that the owner of the guide dog, being blind, can't be ‘watching’ the show. An elderly blind woman and her guide dog were targeted by thugs who shot fireworks at them. She also plans to put on curry and Chinese nights and start a charity appeal to buy a guide dog for the blind. Three firefighters are taking the plunge to help pay for a new guide dog for the blind. There were 95 incidents of fireworks being used as a weapon and the victims included three cats and six dogs, including a guide dog, two horses and a lamb. My wife, Sylvia, who has been blind since birth and her guide dog are devoted to each other and go everywhere together. This year marks the eighth year to climb a mountain as a challenge, and in doing so, will raise funds to train a guide dog to give someone an independent life. Guide dogs are provided free of charge to our clients, but it takes two years to train a guide dog, at a cost of 7,000. Its steady, amiable temperament makes it a dependable guide dog for the blind.
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