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Значения термина forager на английском

русский
кормоуборочный комбайн
каталонский
segadora
испанский
cosechadora de forraje
Wikidata

Harvesting machine.

кормоуборочный комбайн
русский
охотники и собиратели
португальский
caçadores-recolectores
испанский
caza-recolección
каталонский
caçador-recol·lector
Wikidata

Human living in a society in which most or all food is obtained by foraging (collecting wild plants and pursuing wild animals)

охотники и собиратели
Синонимы
Examples for "chopper"
Examples for "chopper"
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The second chopper came right behind the first, and then the third.
Transfer of power
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The wind conditions wouldn't help chopper maneuverability, either, but he could manage.
Ancient shores
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He still had the second chopper to use as a pursuit vehicle.
Dark rivers of the heart
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But riding a chopper through Baghdad is quite different from Route 101.
Reuters
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This morning, at first light, I sent the chopper team to investigate.
Colorado abduction
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Perhaps it was an experiment, with some new type of harvester spike.
Worldwinder
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Possession football continued its journey from winning style to outmoded combine harvester.
The Guardian
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It has apparently been recently used as a scythe-stone by some harvester.
Illustrated Catalogue of a Portion of the Collections Made Durin...
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You both fought as if you had harvester spikes in your necks.
The Wyrmling Horde
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Figure 129 shows a steam harvester at work on a modern farm.
General Science
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Visitors to the show were more interested in forage harvesters than in Frankfurt.
The Irish Times
испанский
recolector

Person collecting wild foods.

Похожие термины
recolector
Использование термина forager на английском
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He'd thought her only a forager - awomanof war intrigued him.
The Last Gladiatrix
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But in about a fortnight this forager came home, full of emptiness.
The Lincoln Story Book / A Judicious Collection of the Best Stor...
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He was a great forager, and kept us both in food.
Who Goes There? / The Story of a Spy in the Civil War
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Nothing in the forager's calendar is more seasonal than birch sap.
The Guardian
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British forager Miles Irving says three-cornered leeks have been cultivated in Britain since 1759.
The Irish Times
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He was as fine a forager as I ever knew.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
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Really, my dear Mr. Dudwindy, you have eclipsed all of us as a forager.
Heart of the West
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He made sure his short-billed forager's cap was pulled down tightly on his head.
Death angel
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Thinking like a forager isn't a manifesto for changing the face of food waste.
The Guardian
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His forager's cap was turned right-side around on his head.
Death angel
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We talk to environmental researcher and forager Peter Langlands.
Radio NZ
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This is a book for the reader who is happy foraging alongside a remarkable forager.
The new yorker
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Directly Gen. Hartsuff returned, and the forager rose, with a grim smile about his mouth-
Campaigns of a Non-Combatant, and His Romaunt Abroad During the ...
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All his life has been a forager, becoming in this pursuit an excellent general naturalist.
The new yorker
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Into the Kid's pocket it went, and that indefatigable forager departed immediately with his prize.
The Voice of the City: Further Stories of the Four Million
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The temperate forest was a forager's paradise of fruits, nuts, berries, seeds, vegetables, and greens.
The Clan of the Cave Bear