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Перевод: hunter

[существительное]
охотник ; искатель ; гунтер ; ловец ; охотничья собака; карманные часы с крышкой

Тезаурус:

1. Yet sterling's stable performance, another slight easing of money market rates, rampant rumours of a favourable opinion poll and a firm performance among government issues all converged to tempt in the odd overseas bargain hunter, helping dealers convince themselves that the world is not about to come to an abrupt halt after all.
2. Pictured above with UK parliamentarian Chris Mullin (centre) who campaigned for their release, from left to right are John Walker, Patrick Hill, Hugh Callaghan, Richard McIlkenny, Gerard Hunter and William Power.
3. If you are a creature that needs to locate things rapidly in a three-dimensional world, whether as a hunter or for other purposes, binocular vision or "binocular sonar" are essential.
4. Typical examples of the kinds of ritual practices that are commonly observed include: (i) dietary and sexual abstinence before hunting, (ii) visionary experiences induced by drugs or fasting, (iii) ritual purification of hunter and weapons before hunting, (iv) offering of formal apology/excuse to the slain animal - blame-shifting, (v) offering of tokens of appeasement - food, tobacco, etc. - to the slain animal, (vi) ceremonial treatment of carcass - verbal flattery and solemnity, (vii) rules determining who may eat animals' flesh (which may include abstention by hunter and/or his entire kin group), (viii) avoidance of waste, (ix) avoidance of boasting, (x) ritual disposal of uneatable or unusable remains, and (xi) post-hunting purification of the hunter and/or his weapons (see e.g. Frazer, 1922; Hallowell, 1926; Benedict, 1929; Speck, 1977; Campbell, 1984; Serpell, 1986).
5. 12 (8) UNFORGIVEN: Clint Eastwood's highly acclaimed Western about an old bounty hunter who comes out of retirement for a last showdown.
6. "It could be argued," commented MP Andrew Hunter, "that wherever there could be uncertainty, you are hiding behind it."
7. Whatever the circumstances - and they are conflicting - White acquired Hannah Beswick's body and embalmed her, almost certainly by methods recommended by William Hunter, his former tutor.
8. The Trustees include widely experienced people and it is good to see Jim Hunter of Skye - crofting expert, historian and author of the definitive book The Making of the Crofting Community - heading the management committee for Torrin, which also includes the energetic national director, Terry Isles of Dundee.
9. ENGLAND'S Steve Bates and Ian Hunter have replaced Scots Gary Armstrong and Tony Stanger in the Barbarians side to play Leicester on Monday.
10. Should she cling to the rippling muscles of her bronzed young hunk, Dreamboy David, or turn to the more mature, devilishly witty charms of London window cleaner Barry Hunter?
11. Among cars currently on display is the late Hugh Hunter's Siddeley, nicknamed Daisy (he left 20,000 to the museum which is being used to refurbish the Campbell Shed), and the Duesenberg which belongs to Denis Jenkinson ("Jenks" of Motor Sport fame).
12. An important move in September 1792 was the appointment of a medical experimental committee, consisting of Sir George Baker, Sir William Fordyce, Dr Crawford, Dr Scott, John Hunter, Mr Cline and Mr Houlston.
13. Great advances in surgery, culminating in the work of the Hunter brothers, were fuelled by a plague of grave-robbing.