Dictionary entry
Untamed
Pronunciation: /ʌnˈteɪmd/
Pronunciation
/ʌnˈteɪmd/
Myanmar Meaning
ယဉ်ပါးအောင် မလုပ်ရသေးသော။ ရိုင်းသော။
Definition
untamed /ʌn'teÇmd / adj ၁။ (ေျမ)႐ိုင္း။ an untamed wilderness. ၂။ (တိရစၧာန္)အ႐ိုင္း။ untamed wildlife. ၃။ (မည္သူကမွ်) မခ်ဳပ္ခ်ယ္ႏိုင္ေသာ။ ပင္ကိုစြမ္းရည္ ရွင္သန္ေသာ။ ပင္ထြက္သန္ေသာ။ an untamed genius.
Examples
- ‘Not like the typical wild untamed people
- he was someone different
- and depicted in the media over quite an extended period of time in that way.’
- ‘If you're looking for an adrenaline rush and an untamed hooligan bike
- the new Bandit
- fun though it is
- isn't the bike for you.’
- ‘For they know that within you is a force that is like that of a hurricane - wild
- natural
- untamed and irrepressible.’
- ‘This was grassed over
- but it sat behind a terrace of houses: it therefore counted as city
- not as untamed wilderness.’
- ‘We stand and muse
- a little wary of nature in such an untamed and powerful form.’
- ‘Being back in Canada made me long for the untamed wilds of forest and rock that Fukui lacks.’
- ‘Tina prefers to leave her wild red curls untamed and steals expensive high heels.’
- ‘The untamed beauty of Canada is mystical at its core
- but it is the way it is interpreted in his sketches and paintings that takes the breath away.’
- ‘Meantime
- the federal budget deficit remains untamed and likely to be aggravated by this disaster.’
- ‘The island's beauty is in its wild untamed character.’
- ‘If this capitalism goes untamed
- it fosters a modernisation that drains and erodes.’
- ‘This wild and untamed theme song is one of the finest punk tracks ever recorded.’
- ‘The east coast is wild
- windy and untamed by development
- the sea a challenge for even competent surfers.’
- ‘Covering the top of his head was a wild
- untamed mess of black curls.’
- ‘By comparison with Point Pleasant Beach
- the shore at Sandy Hook was wild and untamed.’
- ‘The north side of the river remains a wilder
- untamed side compared to the southern
- more urbanised side.’
- ‘Heathcliff is the wild
- untamed boy she grew up with
- whom no one understands or has patience with.’
- ‘He sails to the Marquesas
- where the people
- he thinks
- are still free and untamed.’
- ‘Infested with wild pigs
- brumbies and feral cattle
- it's an untamed
- remote place that challenges the senses.’
- ‘Being the very height of its summer holidays as well as carnival time
- it produces a wild and untamed version of an August bank holiday but in the middle of March.’