| 单词 | hunting-crops |
| 释义 | hunt /hunt/transitive verb
ORIGIN: OE huntian; prob connected with hentan to seize huntˈed adjective
huntˈer noun
huntˈing noun
huntˈaway noun (NZ) A dog trained to drive sheep from behind hunt ball noun A ball given by the members of a hunt huntˈ-counter noun (Shakespeare) Perhaps one who hunts counter (qv below) huntˈer-gathˈerer noun (anthropology) A member of a society that lives by hunting and gathering fruit, etc, as opposed eg to cultivating crops huntˈer-killˈer noun A surface craft or submarine designed to hunt down and destroy enemy vessels hunter's moon noun A full moon following the harvest-moon huntˈing-box, huntˈing-lodge or huntˈing-seat noun Temporary accommodation for hunters huntˈing-cap noun A form of cap often worn in the hunting-field huntˈing-cat noun A cheetah huntˈing-cog noun An extra cog in one of two geared wheels, by means of which the order of contact of cogs is changed at every revolution huntˈing-crop or huntˈing-whip noun A short whip with a crooked handle and a loop of leather at the end, used in the hunting-field huntˈing-field noun
huntˈing-ground noun A place or region for hunting (happy hunting-ground see under happy) huntˈing-horn noun A horn used in hunting, a bugle huntˈing-knife or huntˈing-sword noun A knife or short sword used to dispatch the game when caught, or to skin and cut it up huntˈing-leopard noun A cheetah huntˈing-mass noun (obsolete) A hasty and abridged mass said for impatient hunters huntˈing-song noun hunting spider noun A wolf spider huntˈing-tide noun The season of hunting hunting-whip see hunting-crop above. hunt saboteur noun A person opposed to all blood sports, esp foxhunting, who, usu as part of an organized group, takes action to thwart the activities of hunters huntsˈman noun
huntsˈmanship noun The qualifications of a huntsman huntsman spider noun (Aust) Any spider of the many varieties belonging to the Heteropodidae (or Sparassidae) family, esp those of the genus Isopoda, typically large and flat-bodied, inhabiting tree bark hunt'sˈ-up noun (Shakespeare)
huntˈ-the-gowk noun (Scot)
transitive verb To make an April fool of huntˈ-the-slippˈer noun A game in which a person in the middle of a ring of people tries to catch a shoe passed round surreptitiously by the others good hunting! (informal) Good luck! hunt after or for To search for hunt counter To follow the scent backwards hunt down
hunt out or up To seek out hunt the letter To affect alliteration hunt up see hunt (vi) above. |
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