Hunting Meaning in English
word · lemma: hunt
/ˈhəntɪŋ/
HUHN-ting
/hˈʌntɪŋ/
HUHN-ting
释义
The activity of chasing and killing wild animals, usually for food, sport, or control. It can also refer more generally to searching actively for something.
用法与细微差别
Usually an uncountable noun when talking about the activity: 'go hunting'. Common combinations include 'hunting season', 'hunting trip', and 'hunting rifle'. In casual speech, it can also suggest a determined search, as in 'job hunting' or 'house hunting'.
Spanish: cazaPortuguese (BR): caçaPortuguese (PT): caçaChinese (Simplified): 打猎 - 狩猎Chinese (Traditional): 打獵 - 狩獵Hindi: शिकारArabic: الصيدBengali: শিকারRussian: охотаJapanese: 狩猟 - 探し（比喩的）Vietnamese: săn bắn - tìm kiếm (nghĩa bóng)Korean: 사냥 - 찾기 (비유적)Turkish: avcılık - arama (mecaz anlamda)Urdu: شکار - تلاش (استعاراتی طور پر)Indonesian: berburu - mencari (secara kiasan)
例句
They went hunting early in the morning.
basic
Hunting is not allowed in this park.
basic
My uncle likes hunting deer in the fall.
basic
We spent the whole weekend hunting for a cheap apartment.
natural
He's been hunting for a new job since May.
natural
I’m not hunting for trouble, but I won’t stay quiet either.
natural