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Перевод: hunt

[существительное]
охота ; поиски ; группа охотников с гончими; охотничье угодье;
[глагол]
охотиться; гнать; преследовать; травить

Тезаурус:

1. The Kamasan Matchman of the Year race is heading for its tightest-ever show-down with at least half a dozen anglers in the hunt for the most sought-after title.
2. According to Hunt (1975) methane is destroyed at temperatures higher than 550C.
3. James Hunt was able to capitalize on his absence and even when he came back to racing, Niki was hampered in his driving by the healing of his scars, particularly about his eyes.
4. The relationships between coalification and oil and gas formation are well known and have been described by M. Teichmller (1971), Bartenstein and R. Teichmller (1974), Tissot and Welte (1978), Hunt (1979), Hroux et al. (1979) and M. Teichmller (1982).
5. Three-inch gaffer is not common, but you can get it if you hunt around.
6. The hunters were not even breaking even, yet the hunt continued despite the falling catches.
7. Some foresters of fee, however, paid no farm: Henry son of Aucher, forester of fee of Waltham in the forest of Essex, was in 1292 bound only to make "wanlace" - that is, bring the quarry to bay, whenever the king came to hunt in his bailiwick.
8. Hunt was to emerge as a key figure in the campaign for a new Foreign Office.
9. Mr David Hunt, the Local Government Minister, tried this week to blunt some of the anger in the business world by announcing a small concession in arrangements to ease the rate's introduction.
10. By LIZ HUNT, Medical Correspondent
11. Hunt admits that he is not a "natural" developer of a car: he would test because he had to, but his temperament was far more adapted to racing.
12. My father and mother would hunt the highways and byways of Leicestershire for a good pork pie with that particularly rich, crispy crust.
13. KENNEL HUNT