guide dog
ɡaɪd dɑːɡ
guide dog: dog trained to assist blind people
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Definition of guide dog - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

assistancedog trained to assist blind people
  • The guide dog helped her cross the street safely.
  • She relies on her guide dog for daily tasks.
  • A guide dog is essential for his independence.
service dog
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  • guide dog: dog trained to assist blind people
    dog trained to assist blind people

Expressions with guide

guide throughv.
help someone navigate a place or situation
She will guide you through the museum.
guide on the siden.
person who helps others learn without controlling them
The teacher acted as a guide on the side.
let conscience be one's guidev.
allow moral sense to direct decisions and actions
In tough situations, let conscience be your guide.
let conscience be your guideexp.
make decisions based on what you feel is right
When in doubt, let conscience be your guide.
beginner's guiden.
book or document giving simple instructions for new learners
I bought a beginner's guide to photography.
audio guiden.
device providing spoken information at exhibitions or sites
The museum offers an audio guide for every exhibit.

Expressions with dog

black dogn.
dog with black fur
The black dog barked loudly at the stranger.
dog yearn.
year of a dog's life
In dog years, she is already a senior.
hot dogn.
sausage in a bread roll with condiments
I had a hot dog at the baseball game.
shaggy dogn.
dog with long, untidy fur
The shaggy dog ran through the park.
dog daysn.
unpleasantly hot days in late summer, often linked to Sirius rising
People complain about the dog days every August.
double dog daren.
stronger dare given when someone refuses the first dare
He gave her a double dog dare to eat the bug.
every dog has his dayexp.
express that everyone will have a moment of success or luck
Every dog has his day, so keep trying your best!
have a dog in the racev.
be personally involved or affected by how something turns out
She doesn’t have a dog in the race, so her advice is unbiased.
like a dog with a boneexp.
stubborn and persistent, refusing to give up easily
He was like a dog with a bone, never stopping until he solved the problem.
one man and his dogexp.
one man accompanied by his dog literally
One man and his dog walked down the street.

Terms related to guide dog

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doggeddoggedlyguidanceguidelineguidingaidanimalassistancecaninecompanionguidehelper

Terms with guide dog included in their meaning

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assistance dogn.
disability
dog trained to guide visually impaired people
Labrador retrievern.
animals
dog breed popular as guide and service dogs
seeing-eye dogn.
assistance
dog trained to guide blind people

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  1. French:chien guide, ...
  2. German:Blindenhund, ...
  3. Italian:cane guida, ...
  4. Spanish:perro guía, ...
  5. Portuguese:cão-guia, ...
  6. Chinese:导盲犬, ...
  7. Japanese:盲導犬, ...
  8. Arabic:كلب إرشاد, ...
  9. Hebrew:כֶּלֶב נְחִיָּה, ...
  10. Russian:собака-поводырь, ...
  11. Ukrainian:собака-поводир, ...
  12. Hindi:मार्गदर्शक कुत्ता, ...

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