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Перевод: huntsman

[существительное]
охотник ; егерь ; ловчий

Тезаурус:

1. At the Huntsman's Inn in Ide, Kent, the refurbishment proposals were to involve demolitions so extensive that all but a portion of the building's external wall would be destroyed, the planned reconstruction included an extension that would double the size of the original structure.
2. Auld Jackie Longmire was an enthusiastic huntsman.
3. He is an ardent huntsman.")
4. Christopher Tricky, seen struggling one day to remove an old tree stump near his hovel at the park gate, became, as has already been noted, the subject of "Simon Lee, the Old Huntsman"; a remark from Tom Poole led to "The Idiot Boy"; "The Last of the Flock" told the story of a Holford shepherd found weeping in the road; and "The Thorn" was inspired by a weather-beaten hawthorn seen "on the ridge of Quantock Hill".
5. Tracy Ashdown won nine out of nine and Brian Huntsman five.
6. The office was linked to, but separate from, that of Chief Huntsman ( Grand Veneur ), whose staff consisted of Captains and Lieutenants resplendent in green and gold, whose duty it was to organize the Imperial hunts, particularly - during the autumn season - those which were held at Compigne.
7. Edge of Invention: Steel, Image + Industry , 1992 is the 250th anniversary of Benjamin Huntsman's invention of the Crucible steel production process.
8. There is even a coloured snapshot of President Camille Chamoun in huntsman's dress taking a picnic lunch in the Bekaa with his wife.
9. GOTZ Friedrich's 1977 staging of Der Freischutz, soberly revived at Covent Garden by Wolfgang Bucher, makes a straightforward and unambitious introduction to Weber's melodious nervy masterpiece about the young huntsman who tries to cheat his way to the head ranger's job and daughter with magic bullets.
10. The huntsman who is right up with hounds, dismounts and removes the brush and sometimes the mask after an exceptionally good run; he then throws the carcase to the hounds who squabble over it and eat it.
11. The only members of the hunt dedicated to the actual kill are of course the hounds, the huntsman whose job it is to train them to hunt, possibly a farmer whose stock has been damaged by foxes, and possibly the masters who are interested in controlling the fox population.
12. Christopher Tricky, formerly a huntsman to the St Albyn family, was the inspiration for Wordsworth's poem "Simon Lee, the Old Huntsman", in which Tricky's vigorous youth and poverty-stricken old age stand in sad contrast.