Definition of Weimaraner in English:

Weimaraner

noun ˈwʌɪməˌrɑːnəˈvʌɪməˌrɑːnəˈwīməˌränər

A dog of a thin-coated, typically grey breed of pointer used as a gun dog.
魏玛（猎）狗
Example sentencesExamples
- The Weimaraner is an excellent gun dog, which originally hunted big game.
- Mrs Jordan has two Weimaraner dogs, which she enjoys walking in the forest.
- Examples are Basset Hounds, Greyhounds, Beagles, Dachshunds, Afghans and the Weimaraner.
- They escaped by climbing through a back window before turning back to search for Holly, a Weimaraner, they had left in their car.
- The early German shepherd dog, Great Dane, schnauzer and Weimaraner are also mentioned as influences.
- The presence of rare breeds like English Mastiff and Weimaraner added charm to the show.
- Vincent remembered watching a Weimaraner as a child.
- They are now offering a £500 reward for the safe return of their Weimaraner.

Origin

1940s: from German, from Weimar in Germany, where the breed was developed.

Definition of Weimaraner in US English:

Weimaraner

nounˈwīməˌränər

A dog of a thin-coated, typically gray breed of pointer used as a gun dog.
魏玛（猎）狗
Example sentencesExamples
- The Weimaraner is an excellent gun dog, which originally hunted big game.
- Vincent remembered watching a Weimaraner as a child.
- They are now offering a £500 reward for the safe return of their Weimaraner.
- The early German shepherd dog, Great Dane, schnauzer and Weimaraner are also mentioned as influences.
- Mrs Jordan has two Weimaraner dogs, which she enjoys walking in the forest.
- The presence of rare breeds like English Mastiff and Weimaraner added charm to the show.
- Examples are Basset Hounds, Greyhounds, Beagles, Dachshunds, Afghans and the Weimaraner.
- They escaped by climbing through a back window before turning back to search for Holly, a Weimaraner, they had left in their car.

Origin

1940s: from German, from Weimar in Germany, where the breed was developed.

单词	Weimaraner
释义	Definition of Weimaraner in English: Weimaraner noun ˈwʌɪməˌrɑːnəˈvʌɪməˌrɑːnəˈwīməˌränər A dog of a thin-coated, typically grey breed of pointer used as a gun dog. 魏玛（猎）狗 Example sentencesExamples The Weimaraner is an excellent gun dog, which originally hunted big game. Mrs Jordan has two Weimaraner dogs, which she enjoys walking in the forest. Examples are Basset Hounds, Greyhounds, Beagles, Dachshunds, Afghans and the Weimaraner. They escaped by climbing through a back window before turning back to search for Holly, a Weimaraner, they had left in their car. The early German shepherd dog, Great Dane, schnauzer and Weimaraner are also mentioned as influences. The presence of rare breeds like English Mastiff and Weimaraner added charm to the show. Vincent remembered watching a Weimaraner as a child. They are now offering a £500 reward for the safe return of their Weimaraner. Origin 1940s: from German, from Weimar in Germany, where the breed was developed. Definition of Weimaraner in US English: Weimaraner nounˈwīməˌränər A dog of a thin-coated, typically gray breed of pointer used as a gun dog. 魏玛（猎）狗 Example sentencesExamples The Weimaraner is an excellent gun dog, which originally hunted big game. Vincent remembered watching a Weimaraner as a child. They are now offering a £500 reward for the safe return of their Weimaraner. The early German shepherd dog, Great Dane, schnauzer and Weimaraner are also mentioned as influences. Mrs Jordan has two Weimaraner dogs, which she enjoys walking in the forest. The presence of rare breeds like English Mastiff and Weimaraner added charm to the show. Examples are Basset Hounds, Greyhounds, Beagles, Dachshunds, Afghans and the Weimaraner. They escaped by climbing through a back window before turning back to search for Holly, a Weimaraner, they had left in their car. Origin 1940s: from German, from Weimar in Germany, where the breed was developed.
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