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pet 1 Noun 1. a tame animal kept for companionship or pleasure 2. a person who is favoured or indulged: teacher's pet Adjective 1. kept as a pet: a pet hamster 2. of or for pet animals: pet food 3. strongly felt or particularly cherished: a pet hatred, he would not stand by and let his pet project be abandoned Verb [petting, petted] 1. to treat as a pet; pamper 2. to pat or stroke affectionately 3. Informal (of two people) to caress each other in an erotic manner [origin unknown] pet 2 Noun a fit of sulkiness [origin unknown]
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pet adjective 1. favourite, chosen, special, personal, particular, prized, preferred, favoured, dearest, cherished, fave (informal) dear to your heart Translationsvt → acariciar vi (col) → besuquearse cpd my pet aversion → mi manía cpd (= favourite) → favori(e) vi (inf) → se peloter; pet lion etc → lion etc apprivoisé; teacher's pet → chouchou m du professeur; pet hate → bête noire adj [theory etc] → Lieblings- vt (= stroke) → streicheln vi (inf) (sexually) → herumknutschen; teacher's pet (= favourite) → Lehrers Liebling m; vt → accarezzare vi (col) → fare il petting; pet lion etc → leone m etc ammaestrato |
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She was round and fresh and dimpled and spoilt, and there was in Pet an air of timidity and dependence which was the best weakness in the world, and gave her the only crowning charm a girl so pretty and pleasant could have been without. Then he went up to Pinocchio and began to pet and caress him. Articles no less passionate than logical appeared on the question, for geography is one of the pet subjects of the English; and the columns devoted to Phileas Fogg's venture were eagerly devoured by all classes of readers. |
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