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German shepherd
noun[ C ]
uk /ˌdʒɜː.mən ˈʃep.əd/ us /ˌdʒɝː.mən ˈʃep.ɚd/(alsoGerman shepherd dog); (UK alsoAlsatian)
a large brown and black dog, often used for guarding buildings and in police work : 阿尔萨斯狼狗，德国牧羊犬
The puppy was a German shepherd.
He is a police dog handler with 10 years' experience of owning German shepherd dogs.
The family's Alsatian was barking furiously.
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There were at least 30 uniformed police officers, some with German shepherds.
The German shepherds learn how to take down an assailant wielding a weapon.
He was playing with his family's German shepherd.
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German shepherd | American Dictionary
German shepherd
noun[ C ]
us/ˈdʒɜr·mənˈʃep·ərd/
a type of dog that is large and is often used as a guard dog, for police work, and to lead the blind
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