
What do foreigners think when Vietnamese people speak English?
thuần hóa
The word "domestication" originates from the Latin word "domus," meaning "house" or "home." This root is also found in words like "domestic" and "dome." Over time, "domus" evolved into "domesticare," meaning "to tame" or "to bring under control." This reflected the process of bringing wild animals or plants under human control for use and benefit. By the 17th century, "domestication" in English had come to signify the process of adapting wild species to live in close association with humans, eventually leading to dependence on human care.
noun
domestication (of plants...); domestication (of animals)
naturalization (foreigner, foreign word)
civilisation
the process of making a wild animal used to living with or working for humans
quá trình tạo ra một loài động vật hoang dã quen với việc sống chung hoặc làm việc cho con người
việc thuần hóa gia súc
the process of making a plant or crop suitable to grow for human use
quá trình tạo ra một loại cây hoặc cây trồng phù hợp để phát triển cho con người sử dụng
việc thuần hóa lúa
the process of making somebody good at cooking, caring for a house, etc. and of making them enjoy home life
quá trình giúp ai đó nấu ăn giỏi, chăm sóc nhà cửa, v.v. và khiến họ tận hưởng cuộc sống gia đình
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