hunt
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英[hʌnt]
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vt.& vi.打猎;猎取
vt.打猎;追捕,猎杀;在…处狩猎;搜索
vi.追逐猎物;寻找;前后摆动;积极地寻找
n.打猎;狩猎旅行;参加狩猎旅行的人
日语:ハント
法语:chasse
德语:Jagd
韩语:사냥
俄语:caza
牛津词典
verb
- 打猎;猎取;猎杀
to chase wild animals or birds in order to catch or kill them for food, sport or to make money
- Lions sometimes hunt alone.
狮子有时单独猎食。 - Whales are still being hunted and killed in the Arctic.
北冰洋的鲸类仍然遭到猎杀。
- 搜寻;搜索
to look for sth that is difficult to find
- I've hunted everywhere but I can't find it.
我到处都搜遍了,就是找不到它。 - She is still hunting for a new job.
她还在找新工作。
- 追踪;追捕
to look for sb in order to catch them or harm them
- Police are hunting an escaped criminal.
警察正在追捕一名逃犯。 - Detectives are hunting for thieves who broke into a warehouse yesterday.
侦探正在追踪昨天盗窃仓库的窃贼。
- (英国)猎狐运动
(in Britain) to chase and kill foxes as a sport, riding horses and using dogs
noun
- 搜寻;搜索;寻找
an act of looking for sb/sth that is difficult to find
- The hunt is on for a suitable candidate.
正在物色合适的人选。 - Hundreds have joined a police hunt for the missing teenager.
已有几百人和警方一同搜寻一名失踪的十几岁孩子。 - a murder hunt (= to find the person who has killed sb)
追捕杀人犯
- 打猎
an act of chasing wild animals to kill or capture them
- a tiger hunt
猎虎
- (英国)猎狐活动
(in Britain) an event at which people ride horses and hunt foxes as a sport
- There will be a hunt on Boxing Day.
节礼日将有猎狐活动。 - a hunt meeting
猎狐大会
- (英国经常举行猎狐运动的)猎狐队伍
(in Britain) a group of people who regularly hunt foxes as a sport
- There are several different hunts in the area.
这个地区有几支不同的猎狐队。
词形变化
现在分词:hunting 过去分词:hunted 过去式:hunted 名词复数形式:hunts 第三人称单数:hunts
中文词源
hunt 打猎,追踪
来自古英语huntian,打猎,猎捕,来自Proto-Germanic*huntona,猎捕,捕获,来自PIE*kend,抓住,抓捕,词源同hint.
双语例句
- According to police accounts, Mr and Mrs Hunt were found dead on the floor of their kitchen.
据警方称,亨特夫妇被发现死在家里厨房的地板上。
- Hunt added his congratulations, saying 'Nigel has made a cracking job of it'.
亨特在致完贺词后又补了一句:“奈杰尔干得棒极了。”
- The hunt for her killer will continue, with police aided by the army and air force.
警方将在陆军和空军的帮助下,继续追踪谋杀她的凶手。
- Hunt wanted to know, would I be prepared to take over the whole operation and supervise it? At first I demurred
亨特想要知道我是否有准备接手整个行动并对其进行监督。刚开始我表示反对。
- A forensic team was hunting for clues
法医小组正在寻找线索。
- Some new arrivals lose hope even before they start hunting for a job
有些新来的人甚至还没开始找工作就感到绝望了。
- Chryssa hunted for Patra, and found her busy at a corner of the site.
克丽莎到处寻找帕特拉,最后发现她在现场的一个角落里忙活着。
- Detectives have been hunting him for seven months
侦探7个月来一直在追捕他。
- Her irate husband was hunting him with a gun.
她暴怒的丈夫正拿着一把枪追杀他。
- As a child I learned to hunt and fish
从小我就学会了打猎和捕鱼。
- A leopard hunts alone, and an injured leopard cannot hunt
豹向来单独猎食,所以如果受伤了就无法捕猎。
- He got up at four and set out on foot to hunt black grouse.
他4点钟起了床,徒步出发去猎杀黑琴鸡。
- She liked to hunt as often as she could.
她喜欢一有时间就去猎狐。
- We're still in the hunt for the League title and we want to go all the way in the Cup.
我们仍有机会获得联赛冠军,而且我们还想一路杀进足总杯决赛。
- It took her four months to hunt him down.
她花了4个月才把他找出来。
- I'll try and hunt out the information you need
我会努力找到你要的信息。
- The basis for training relies on the dog's natural instinct to hunt and retrieve
训练是基于狗搜寻和衔回的天生本能。
- The ANC claimed the curfew gave licence to the police to hunt people as if they were animals
非国大声称宵禁使得警察肆无忌惮地把人们当动物来抓捕。
- 'How can that be?' asked Hunt, irritated by the obscurity of Henry's reply
“怎么会那样呢?”亨特问道,亨利含糊费解的回答让他恼火。
- Parent birds began to hunt for food for their young.
亲鸟开始为幼鸟寻找食物。
- Marsha Hunt's second novel, 'Free', is a shocker.
玛莎·亨特的第二部小说《自由》是一部恐怖小说。
- Steve Vickers was yellow-carded for a foul on Hunt.
史蒂夫·维克斯因对亨特犯规被出示黄牌。
- After a long hunt for him, we saw him emerging from the crowd.
我们找了他半天之后,看见他从人群里出来了。
- His job in the hunt is to whip the dogs in when they scatter.
他在狩猎中的事就是当狗跑散时用鞭子把他们赶在一起。
- If you come to Beijing again, remember to hunt me out.
如果你再到北京来,别忘了来找我。
- It's illegal to hunt and kill rare animals.
猎杀珍奇动物是违法的。
- Lions have an instinct to hunt.
狮子有猎食的本能。
- I had to hunt through all my drawers looking for the old photograph.
我不得不翻遍所有的抽屉来寻找那张旧照片。
- I had a good hunt for that book.
那本书我找了好一阵子。
语源
Old English huntian, of Germanic origin. The sense in change-ringing dates from the late 17th cent., and is probably based on the idea of the bells pursuing one another; it gave rise to the sense oscillate about a desired speed (late 19th cent.)