Significats de catch turtles en anglès

The natives in Africa use this fish to catch turtles with.

When the fall is great, this is the best time to catch turtles.

Johnny, if you can catch turtles, I can.

To catch turtles, esp, as an occupation.

It's time you learned to catch turtles.

There was much hard work and little victuals on board, except by good luck we happened to catch turtles.

When they got lucky, they were able to catch turtles and the occasional flying fish that landed inside their boat.

The natives say they catch turtles, turn them over on their backs as a man would do, and tear the shells apart.

In revenge for this action, Rackam and his lady, one day hearing that Turnley had sailed to a neighbouring island to catch turtles, followed him.

They built themselves huts on platforms above the water and caught turtles in the bayous.

They had been catching turtles on the Mosquito Coast.

The nights they employed in catching turtles-thedays in carrying them on board, and in procuring cocoa-nuts.

No fishing gear was on the boat and Mr Ivan suggested he caught turtles and birds with his bare hands.

Vanuatu's Minister of Fisheries says it will re-open marine protected areas to fishing and also lift a ban on catching turtles.

In the A.M., as the people did not work upon the Ship, one of the Petty Officers was desirous of going out to Catch Turtles.

When not actually employed in picking up eggs or catching turtles, the whole population are engaged in feasting off them-anenormous quantity being thus consumed.