Definition of falconer in English:

falconer

noun ˈfɒlk(ə)nəˈfɔː(l)k(ə)nəˈfælkənər

A person who keeps, trains, or hunts with falcons, hawks, or other birds of prey.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes they will bring in a falconer with a live falcon and scare the birds away.
- Quebec's falconers have the right to allow their birds of prey to soar overhead but the birds are forbidden to swoop down and nab other beasts.
- Flushing out mammals to be caught by a bird is not an offence, although a trained falconer would probably have to be on hand to supervise the procedure.
- The falconers show us their range of beautiful but fairly sinister birds - hawks, eagles, vultures etc - and then treat us to an outdoor display with a falcon.
- He explained that female birds are more often kept by falconers because they are more vicious hunters and better flyers, making them good for displays.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French fauconier, from faucon (see falcon).

Definition of falconer in US English:

falconer

nounˈfælkənərˈfalkənər

A person who keeps, trains, or hunts with falcons, hawks, or other birds of prey.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes they will bring in a falconer with a live falcon and scare the birds away.
- The falconers show us their range of beautiful but fairly sinister birds - hawks, eagles, vultures etc - and then treat us to an outdoor display with a falcon.
- He explained that female birds are more often kept by falconers because they are more vicious hunters and better flyers, making them good for displays.
- Flushing out mammals to be caught by a bird is not an offence, although a trained falconer would probably have to be on hand to supervise the procedure.
- Quebec's falconers have the right to allow their birds of prey to soar overhead but the birds are forbidden to swoop down and nab other beasts.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French fauconier, from faucon (see falcon).

单词	falconer
释义	Definition of falconer in English: falconer noun ˈfɒlk(ə)nəˈfɔː(l)k(ə)nəˈfælkənər A person who keeps, trains, or hunts with falcons, hawks, or other birds of prey. Example sentencesExamples Sometimes they will bring in a falconer with a live falcon and scare the birds away. Quebec's falconers have the right to allow their birds of prey to soar overhead but the birds are forbidden to swoop down and nab other beasts. Flushing out mammals to be caught by a bird is not an offence, although a trained falconer would probably have to be on hand to supervise the procedure. The falconers show us their range of beautiful but fairly sinister birds - hawks, eagles, vultures etc - and then treat us to an outdoor display with a falcon. He explained that female birds are more often kept by falconers because they are more vicious hunters and better flyers, making them good for displays. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French fauconier, from faucon (see falcon). Definition of falconer in US English: falconer nounˈfælkənərˈfalkənər A person who keeps, trains, or hunts with falcons, hawks, or other birds of prey. Example sentencesExamples Sometimes they will bring in a falconer with a live falcon and scare the birds away. The falconers show us their range of beautiful but fairly sinister birds - hawks, eagles, vultures etc - and then treat us to an outdoor display with a falcon. He explained that female birds are more often kept by falconers because they are more vicious hunters and better flyers, making them good for displays. Flushing out mammals to be caught by a bird is not an offence, although a trained falconer would probably have to be on hand to supervise the procedure. Quebec's falconers have the right to allow their birds of prey to soar overhead but the birds are forbidden to swoop down and nab other beasts. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French fauconier, from faucon (see falcon).
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