hunt 的英语意思
hunthunt1 /hʌnt/ verb 
查看全部语言翻译1[intransitive, transitive] to chase animals and birds in order to kill or catch them追赶动物或鸟类以猎杀或捕获: 
the slopes where I hunted deer as a kid我小时候猎鹿的那些山坡 Wolves tend to hunt in packs (=hunt in groups).狼往往成群（即集体）捕猎。2[intransitive] to look for someone or something very carefully非常仔细地寻找某人或某物 SYN searchhunt for The kids were hunting for shells on the beach.孩子们在海滩上找贝壳。 Detectives are busy hunting for clues.侦探们正忙着寻找线索。► see thesaurus at search3[intransitive, transitive] to search for and try to catch a criminal or someone who is your enemy搜查并试图抓捕罪犯或敌人: The police are still hunting the killer.警方仍在追捕凶手。hunt for The FBI were called in to hunt for the spy.联邦调查局被召来追查这名间谍。4[intransitive, transitive] British English to hunt foxes as a sport, riding on horses and using dogs骑马并使用猎犬追猎狐狸（作为一种运动）hunt somebody/something ↔ down phrasal verb to search for a person or animal until you catch them, especially in order to punish or kill them追查某人或动物直至将其抓获，尤指为了惩处或杀死他们: The government agency was created to hunt down war criminals.这一政府机构的设立旨在追捕战争罪犯。hunt somebody/something ↔ out phrasal verb1to search for someone or something in order to catch, kill, or destroy them搜寻某人或某物以将其抓获、消灭或摧毁: The plane was on a mission to hunt out enemy submarines.这架飞机正在执行搜寻敌方潜艇的任务。2to search for and find something that you need or want, but that is difficult to find费力寻找并找到所需或想要但难以找到的东西: In the school library, he hunted out books on politics.他在学校图书馆翻找出了有关政治的书籍。
查看全部语言翻译1[intransitive, transitive] to chase animals and birds in order to kill or catch them追赶动物或鸟类以猎杀或捕获: the slopes where I hunted deer as a kid我小时候猎鹿的那些山坡 Wolves tend to hunt in packs (=hunt in groups).狼往往成群（即集体）捕猎。2[intransitive] to look for someone or something very carefully非常仔细地寻找某人或某物 SYN searchhunt for The kids were hunting for shells on the beach.孩子们在海滩上找贝壳。 Detectives are busy hunting for clues.侦探们正忙着寻找线索。► see thesaurus at search3[intransitive, transitive] to search for and try to catch a criminal or someone who is your enemy搜查并试图抓捕罪犯或敌人: The police are still hunting the killer.警方仍在追捕凶手。hunt for The FBI were called in to hunt for the spy.联邦调查局被召来追查这名间谍。4[intransitive, transitive] British English to hunt foxes as a sport, riding on horses and using dogs骑马并使用猎犬追猎狐狸（作为一种运动）hunt somebody/something ↔ down phrasal verb to search for a person or animal until you catch them, especially in order to punish or kill them追查某人或动物直至将其抓获，尤指为了惩处或杀死他们: The government agency was created to hunt down war criminals.这一政府机构的设立旨在追捕战争罪犯。hunt somebody/something ↔ out phrasal verb1to search for someone or something in order to catch, kill, or destroy them搜寻某人或某物以将其抓获、消灭或摧毁: The plane was on a mission to hunt out enemy submarines.这架飞机正在执行搜寻敌方潜艇的任务。2to search for and find something that you need or want, but that is difficult to find费力寻找并找到所需或想要但难以找到的东西: In the school library, he hunted out books on politics.他在学校图书馆翻找出了有关政治的书籍。hunthunt2 noun [countable] 1an occasion when people chase animals in order to kill or catch them人们追赶动物以猎杀或捕获的一次活动lion/rhino/stag etc hunt2[usually singular] a search for someone or something that is difficult to find对难以找到的人或物的搜寻hunt for the hunt for the missing child对失踪儿童的搜寻the hunt is on (=used to say that people have started looking for someone or something)（＝用于表示人们已开始寻找某人或某物）murder hunt (=a search for a person who has killed someone)（＝对杀人者的追查）have a hunt around for something British English informal非正式 (=look for something)（＝寻找某物） I’ll have a hunt around for it in my desk.我会在桌子里翻找一下。 → treasure hunt, witch-hunt3a sporting event in Britain in which people ride on horses and hunt foxes using dogs英国的一种体育赛事，参与者骑马并用猎犬追猎狐狸4in Britain, a group of people who regularly hunt foxes together在英国，定期聚在一起猎狐的一群人
1an occasion when people chase animals in order to kill or catch them人们追赶动物以猎杀或捕获的一次活动lion/rhino/stag etc hunt2[usually singular] a search for someone or something that is difficult to find对难以找到的人或物的搜寻hunt for the hunt for the missing child对失踪儿童的搜寻the hunt is on (=used to say that people have started looking for someone or something)（＝用于表示人们已开始寻找某人或某物）murder hunt (=a search for a person who has killed someone)（＝对杀人者的追查）have a hunt around for something British English informal非正式 (=look for something)（＝寻找某物） I’ll have a hunt around for it in my desk.我会在桌子里翻找一下。 → treasure hunt, witch-hunt3a sporting event in Britain in which people ride on horses and hunt foxes using dogs英国的一种体育赛事，参与者骑马并用猎犬追猎狐狸4in Britain, a group of people who regularly hunt foxes together在英国，定期聚在一起猎狐的一群人