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Meanings of hunting in English

Russian
охотник
Portuguese
caçadoras
Spanish
actividad cinegética
Catalan
caça
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охотник

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Usage of hunting in English
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Also, the state requires hunters attend a mandatory alligator hunting safety course.
Reuters
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Many countries have banned police from using ammunition meant for hunting animals.
The Guardian
3
Value hunting remains a winning strategy, CIMB Research said in a report.
Reuters
4
Truth is, I think she's snipe hunting, but I said I'd help.
Nemesis Game
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The hunting-shirt of the militiaman and the hunter was in general use.
Life of Daniel Boone, the Great Western Hunter and Pioneer
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As the days passed, hunting a large animal was a constant preoccupation.
The Valley of Horses
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The government are banning hunting through the rarely used 1949 Parliament Act.
The Irish Times
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But the true hunters, too, know that this pseudo-hunting is second best.
The Guardian
9
I'll let you know in the morning whether it's still hunting you.
The Great Book of Amber
10
Mrs Muchinguri said Zimbabwe would now review how it issues hunting licences.
Radio NZ
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Police are hunting armed raiders who today robbed a Co Down bank.
The Irish Times
12
Searching for witches' marks was a common way of hunting down witches.
The hangman's daughter
13
Last month Kenyan detectives hunting her said the trail had gone cold.
The Guardian
14
Our hunting grounds were mainly industrial estates in east and north London.
Class of 88
15
It also called for a ban on hunting of threatened whale species.
Reuters
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But O'Leary said there will be some difficulties hunting under level 3.
Radio NZ
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Common
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