groom
马夫
definition
verb
you must be prepared to spend time grooming your dog
look after the coat of (a horse, dog, or other animal) by brushing and cleaning it.
star pupils who are groomed for higher things
prepare or train (someone) for a particular purpose or activity.
noun
The Stakes will include $830 for the groom of the winning horse.
a person employed to take care of horses.
The proud groom is a graduate of the University of Texas.
a bridegroom.
translation of 'groom'
verb
喂马,
培养
noun
马夫,
饲养员,
倌
example
We will talk with the 'groom' 's sister here in Atlanta.
Brush or 'groom' your dog at least once a week and use this time to check his body for unusual bumps, lumps or sores.
The 'groom' 's sister wore a full-length azure blue strapless dress.
The 'groom' 's parents, however, paid for the bulk of the reception.
My friend reckoned his presence was a mere sop to the 'groom' 's parents.
Rabbits 'groom' themselves just like cats, and consequently do get fur balls in their stomachs just like puss.
Mr Toms, the head 'groom' , met them at the entrance to the stables.
Stacey chose a dapple gray horse, and a 'groom' saddled the horse up for her.
He said the current system made it difficult for any coach to 'groom' players as they could be snatched by those with too much money.
Cats will 'groom' themselves and this allows loose hair to come off the pet and end up in the stomachs.
The 'groom' also wears a traditional hat that is as colorful as the wedding gown.
Forty-five minutes before the wedding, the 'groom' 's father parked his car and swore.
Why do gecko feet stay sticky for months, when they walk on all kinds of surfaces and never 'groom' their feet?
The 'groom' wore red and the bride looked elegant in an old-fashioned riding habit.
The prospective 'groom' along with his parents can meet the suitable girl.
I get my own horse, with a personal 'groom' to take care of it.
There are just a few places I know of that 'groom' trails for the sport.
'groom' your lawn—keep the grass cut
Pete seems to have transformed into a handsome, rugged 'groom' .
You must 'groom' a Shih Tzu from the skin out to be effective.
Weddings are usually large, expensive affairs paid for by the 'groom' 's family.
In fact, he had to live away from his parents since the time he was three, following a strict schedule that was intended to 'groom' him for the throne.
Otherwise, he feels more like an observer than the 'groom' at his own wedding.
He was about to ask for an explanation from Ed, the head 'groom' , when Caroline faced him.
The 'groom' is a graduate of Barry University; he is a police officer for the Fort Lauderdale Police Department.
The proud 'groom' is a graduate of the University of Texas.
The 'groom' 's family brings gifts and money to the family of the bride.
After marriage, the couple moves into the 'groom' 's father's village.
The wedding ceremony can include the gift of a coin from the 'groom' to the bride to acknowledge this role.
The Stakes will include $830 for the 'groom' of the winning horse.
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