Definition of Jack Russell in English:

Jack Russell

(also Jack Russell terrier)

noun dʒakˈrʌslˌdʒæk ˈrəsl

A terrier of a small working breed with short legs.
Example sentencesExamples
- I looked down to see a small Jack Russell terrier ecstatically running in circles around my legs, tail wagging wildly.
- He was walking to the shops when he was set upon by around six dogs, including a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, a Jack Russell and a German Shepherd Labrador cross.
- The Jack Russell Terrier is a small terrier with origins in fox hunting.
- The Jack Russell is a happy, bold, energetic dog; they are extremely loyal, intelligent and assertive. Their greatest attribute is their working ability, closely followed by their excellent qualities as a companion.
- Scrappers like the foot-tall Jack Russell terrier can hold their own, too, but dogs smaller than that don't have the legs or the hearts to keep up.

Origin

Early 20th century: named after the Revd John (Jack) Russell (1795–1883), an English clergyman famed in fox-hunting circles as a breeder of such terriers.

Definition of Jack Russell in US English:

Jack Russell

(also Jack Russell terrier)

nounˌdʒæk ˈrəslˌjak ˈrəsl

A terrier of a small working breed with short legs.
Example sentencesExamples
- I looked down to see a small Jack Russell terrier ecstatically running in circles around my legs, tail wagging wildly.
- The Jack Russell Terrier is a small terrier with origins in fox hunting.
- He was walking to the shops when he was set upon by around six dogs, including a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, a Jack Russell and a German Shepherd Labrador cross.
- The Jack Russell is a happy, bold, energetic dog; they are extremely loyal, intelligent and assertive. Their greatest attribute is their working ability, closely followed by their excellent qualities as a companion.
- Scrappers like the foot-tall Jack Russell terrier can hold their own, too, but dogs smaller than that don't have the legs or the hearts to keep up.

Origin

Early 20th century: named after the Revd John ( Jack) Russell (1795–1883), an English clergyman famed in fox-hunting circles as a breeder of such terriers.

单词	Jack Russell
释义	Definition of Jack Russell in English: Jack Russell (also Jack Russell terrier) noun dʒakˈrʌslˌdʒæk ˈrəsl A terrier of a small working breed with short legs. Example sentencesExamples I looked down to see a small Jack Russell terrier ecstatically running in circles around my legs, tail wagging wildly. He was walking to the shops when he was set upon by around six dogs, including a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, a Jack Russell and a German Shepherd Labrador cross. The Jack Russell Terrier is a small terrier with origins in fox hunting. The Jack Russell is a happy, bold, energetic dog; they are extremely loyal, intelligent and assertive. Their greatest attribute is their working ability, closely followed by their excellent qualities as a companion. Scrappers like the foot-tall Jack Russell terrier can hold their own, too, but dogs smaller than that don't have the legs or the hearts to keep up. Origin Early 20th century: named after the Revd John (Jack) Russell (1795–1883), an English clergyman famed in fox-hunting circles as a breeder of such terriers. Definition of Jack Russell in US English: Jack Russell (also Jack Russell terrier) nounˌdʒæk ˈrəslˌjak ˈrəsl A terrier of a small working breed with short legs. Example sentencesExamples I looked down to see a small Jack Russell terrier ecstatically running in circles around my legs, tail wagging wildly. The Jack Russell Terrier is a small terrier with origins in fox hunting. He was walking to the shops when he was set upon by around six dogs, including a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, a Jack Russell and a German Shepherd Labrador cross. The Jack Russell is a happy, bold, energetic dog; they are extremely loyal, intelligent and assertive. Their greatest attribute is their working ability, closely followed by their excellent qualities as a companion. Scrappers like the foot-tall Jack Russell terrier can hold their own, too, but dogs smaller than that don't have the legs or the hearts to keep up. Origin Early 20th century: named after the Revd John ( Jack) Russell (1795–1883), an English clergyman famed in fox-hunting circles as a breeder of such terriers.
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