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Meanings of hunt in English
Usage of hunt in English
1
A place where they meet each year to hunt preselected victims .
2
The weapons used in war were like those used in the hunt.
3
Usually the nighthawks hunt in little companies in the most sociable fashion.
4
Pringle appeared in the doorway in his eternal hunt for the tea-things.
5
They used to say they hunt foreign ships fishing illegally in Somalia.
6
Now Sun journalists believe he has launched a witch-hunt to protect himself.
7
Dusk attempted hunt kangaroo but no success: animals bound away so swiftly.
8
The squire was telling the girl of his prowess in the hunt.
9
The party is able to hunt the problem and fix it itself.
10
If you hunt for long enough, you'll find yourself a good deal.
11
I had eaten quite recently and so had no need to hunt.
12
It was the wolf pack, and they were deep in the hunt.
13
Brecie said they will all be going north to hunt mammoth soon.
14
Thereafter the splendid leader of the hunt spoke in a brutal voice.
15
In the preparations for the deer hunt, the ball-play has been forgotten.
16
The other passengers were very kind and all helped in the hunt.
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Translations for hunt
Spanish
Hunt through the time
Hunt across language varieties
Canada
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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