| 单词 | round the traps | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasround (also around) the traps   Australian and New Zealand colloquial.  round (also around) the traps: in or to various places, esp. where people meet socially or gather for a particular activity or purpose. Often in  to go round the traps.				 [With reference to the practice (in some rural areas) of routinely inspecting traps, especially rabbit traps, for prey.]			 ΚΠ 1885    S. Austral. Reg. 11 May 5/8  				When there's a moon I go round the traps again after sundown.]			 1959    Western Herald 		(Bourke, New S. Wales)	 11 Sept.  				Much of his B.A.T. [= Butler Air Transport] service was ‘around the traps’ in New South Wales and Queensland. 1965    J. Wynnum Jiggin' in Riggin' 124  				So yesterday she made a trip around the traps, throwing out a few hints, is that it? 1991    Hobart Mercury 		(Nexis)	 23 Nov.  				Pat Sabine, who has been appointed as the state's first director of museum services, was in Hobart this week going round the traps. 2003    M. McKinnon N. Z. Treasury 1840–2000  iii. ix. 390  				In 1991..the department formally adopted a Maori name. It had been known for many years ‘round the traps’ as ‘TeTari Putea’—the money department. 2015    Geelong Advertiser 		(Nexis)	 13 May 51  				I sort of get that from talking to people around the traps and in Geelong. < as lemmas  | 
	
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