Definition of dog-sit in English:

dog-sit

verb

[no object]

Look after a dog or dogs while their owner is away, usually staying at the owner's home in order to do so.
she asked me to dog-sit while she went away
with object I was invited by a friend to dog-sit her French bulldog
Example sentencesExamples
- Vexed by New York City, he returns to his childhood home in L.A. to dog-sit for his brother's family while they vacation in Vietnam.
- A friend and I agreed to dog-sit for each other, but the last time her dog stayed at my home, he had several accidents, chewed furniture, and destroyed two rugs.
- I'm not a neighborhood dog owner, but I frequently dog-sit for my parents, who live in Midtown.
- Ostensibly I went to visit my friend who lives there, and was dog-sitting a dachshund.
- How did you manage to convince me to dog-sit for you again?
- I don't want to dog-sit for her again and could use some advice on how to handle this situation.
- She dog-sat from 4:30 in the afternoon until 8:30 in the evening.
- My friend Michael had been hired by the owners to live in the town house for a week to dog-sit.
- Some friends offered to dog-sit Milo for the weekend.
- We can usually dogsit during performances if required.
- Lyn declined the invitation to join us but volunteered to dogsit the new puppy.
- We got to know each other when I started dog-sitting his Great Dane to improve my grades.
- I was dog-sitting a fluffy white thing called Snoopy.
- It is much easier to look after Sally, a comparatively inexpensive labrador, on a farm than it is to dogsit a whippet with a fine pedigree in a busy city.

Derivatives

dog-sitter

noun

You may have to find a dog sitter to leave your dog with if he is one that becomes anxious or destructive when you are away.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you work full-time or are frequently away from home, you'll find the tips for hiring a trustworthy and qualified dogsitter very useful.
- She now works as a dogsitter and housesitter.
- Some cottages accept pets, so there is no need to hunt around for a dog sitter!
- Either you will need to arrange for care or pay for a dog sitter or kennel when you're away.
- I left Paris a day before my husband, scared that my baby-sitters and dog-sitter would be tired of their volunteering.

dog-sitting

noun

How much money did Shenise earn dog-sitting?
Example sentencesExamples
- There are all kinds of legal ways that teens can make money: part-time jobs, mowing lawns, dog-sitting.
- She performed dog-sitting only on a part-time basis out of her own home.
- The girls have weeded a neighbor's yard, done some dog sitting and worked at extra chores around home.
- My parents have been on holiday in Spain for the past week, resulting in me taking on dogsitting duties at their house.

Definition of dog-sit in US English:

dog-sit

verb

[no object]

Look after a dog or dogs while their owner is away, usually staying at the owner's home in order to do so.
she asked me to dog-sit while she went away
with object I was invited by a friend to dog-sit her French bulldog
Example sentencesExamples
- How did you manage to convince me to dog-sit for you again?
- Ostensibly I went to visit my friend who lives there, and was dog-sitting a dachshund.
- Lyn declined the invitation to join us but volunteered to dogsit the new puppy.
- We got to know each other when I started dog-sitting his Great Dane to improve my grades.
- I was dog-sitting a fluffy white thing called Snoopy.
- Some friends offered to dog-sit Milo for the weekend.
- She dog-sat from 4:30 in the afternoon until 8:30 in the evening.
- We can usually dogsit during performances if required.
- My friend Michael had been hired by the owners to live in the town house for a week to dog-sit.
- I'm not a neighborhood dog owner, but I frequently dog-sit for my parents, who live in Midtown.
- It is much easier to look after Sally, a comparatively inexpensive labrador, on a farm than it is to dogsit a whippet with a fine pedigree in a busy city.
- A friend and I agreed to dog-sit for each other, but the last time her dog stayed at my home, he had several accidents, chewed furniture, and destroyed two rugs.
- I don't want to dog-sit for her again and could use some advice on how to handle this situation.
- Vexed by New York City, he returns to his childhood home in L.A. to dog-sit for his brother's family while they vacation in Vietnam.

单词	dog-sit
释义	Definition of dog-sit in English: dog-sit verb [no object] Look after a dog or dogs while their owner is away, usually staying at the owner's home in order to do so. she asked me to dog-sit while she went away with object I was invited by a friend to dog-sit her French bulldog Example sentencesExamples Vexed by New York City, he returns to his childhood home in L.A. to dog-sit for his brother's family while they vacation in Vietnam. A friend and I agreed to dog-sit for each other, but the last time her dog stayed at my home, he had several accidents, chewed furniture, and destroyed two rugs. I'm not a neighborhood dog owner, but I frequently dog-sit for my parents, who live in Midtown. Ostensibly I went to visit my friend who lives there, and was dog-sitting a dachshund. How did you manage to convince me to dog-sit for you again? I don't want to dog-sit for her again and could use some advice on how to handle this situation. She dog-sat from 4:30 in the afternoon until 8:30 in the evening. My friend Michael had been hired by the owners to live in the town house for a week to dog-sit. Some friends offered to dog-sit Milo for the weekend. We can usually dogsit during performances if required. Lyn declined the invitation to join us but volunteered to dogsit the new puppy. We got to know each other when I started dog-sitting his Great Dane to improve my grades. I was dog-sitting a fluffy white thing called Snoopy. It is much easier to look after Sally, a comparatively inexpensive labrador, on a farm than it is to dogsit a whippet with a fine pedigree in a busy city. Derivatives dog-sitter noun You may have to find a dog sitter to leave your dog with if he is one that becomes anxious or destructive when you are away. Example sentencesExamples If you work full-time or are frequently away from home, you'll find the tips for hiring a trustworthy and qualified dogsitter very useful. She now works as a dogsitter and housesitter. Some cottages accept pets, so there is no need to hunt around for a dog sitter! Either you will need to arrange for care or pay for a dog sitter or kennel when you're away. I left Paris a day before my husband, scared that my baby-sitters and dog-sitter would be tired of their volunteering. dog-sitting noun How much money did Shenise earn dog-sitting? Example sentencesExamples There are all kinds of legal ways that teens can make money: part-time jobs, mowing lawns, dog-sitting. She performed dog-sitting only on a part-time basis out of her own home. The girls have weeded a neighbor's yard, done some dog sitting and worked at extra chores around home. My parents have been on holiday in Spain for the past week, resulting in me taking on dogsitting duties at their house. Definition of dog-sit in US English: dog-sit verb [no object] Look after a dog or dogs while their owner is away, usually staying at the owner's home in order to do so. she asked me to dog-sit while she went away with object I was invited by a friend to dog-sit her French bulldog Example sentencesExamples How did you manage to convince me to dog-sit for you again? Ostensibly I went to visit my friend who lives there, and was dog-sitting a dachshund. Lyn declined the invitation to join us but volunteered to dogsit the new puppy. We got to know each other when I started dog-sitting his Great Dane to improve my grades. I was dog-sitting a fluffy white thing called Snoopy. Some friends offered to dog-sit Milo for the weekend. She dog-sat from 4:30 in the afternoon until 8:30 in the evening. We can usually dogsit during performances if required. My friend Michael had been hired by the owners to live in the town house for a week to dog-sit. I'm not a neighborhood dog owner, but I frequently dog-sit for my parents, who live in Midtown. It is much easier to look after Sally, a comparatively inexpensive labrador, on a farm than it is to dogsit a whippet with a fine pedigree in a busy city. A friend and I agreed to dog-sit for each other, but the last time her dog stayed at my home, he had several accidents, chewed furniture, and destroyed two rugs. I don't want to dog-sit for her again and could use some advice on how to handle this situation. Vexed by New York City, he returns to his childhood home in L.A. to dog-sit for his brother's family while they vacation in Vietnam.
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