Definition of St Bernard in English:
St Bernard
(also St Bernard dog)
nounˈbəːnəd
A very large dog of a breed originally kept to rescue travellers by the monks of the Hospice on the Great St Bernard.
圣伯纳德狗（一种巨型狗，原为大圣伯纳德教会救济院的修道士所养，用来救护旅行者）- George and Marion Kerby are a zesty, fun-loving couple enjoying a fifth wedding anniversary skiing holiday in Switzerland when they are killed in an avalanche, along with their potential rescuer, a St Bernard dog.
- The stories about St Bernard dogs and the barrel of brandy around their necks is untrue though.
- Known worldwide as "the dog that rescues people," the St. Bernard is much loved as a gentle family companion, perhaps somewhat clumsy in the confines of a suburban home, but with a big heart and friendly demeanor that reflects his origin as a hospice dog in the Swiss Alps.
- The organisers are laying on back-up, checkpoints and sweepers for safety, but Bar Talk can't confirm rumours of St Bernard dogs with barrels of best bitter under their chins patrolling the routes.