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Dominant Means Frequent Wolf Latin Dɑːmɪnənt John Nature

Front dominant
Pron ['dɑːmɪnənt]
Back 【DOMINANT】
John had a very dominant nature, we all did what he wanted.
约翰具有统治的天性,我们全照他的意思做。
【重点词汇】
dominant adj. 统治的
Vocab
dominantmost frequent or common

Dominant means to be in control. In a wolf pack, one male wolf fights the others, wins, and is considered the dominant, or alpha male. The other wolves in the pack do what he tells them.

Dominant derives from the Latin dominus which means "lord or master." If you grew up with a Latin mass, you will recognize this as one of many words for God. If you're dominant, it means you treat others as if you're their master. You can also use dominant to describe something frequent or common. For example, when cell phones first came out, their dominant use was for making calls. Now cells phone do so much more, some people hardly make calls on them at all.

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