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hunt·ed [ˈhʌntɪd, Am -t̬-] ПРИЛ

1. hunted (chased):

hunted

2. hunted прен (frightened):

hunted
to have a hunted look

I. hunt [hʌnt] СЪЩ

1. hunt (chase):

Jagd f <-, -en>

2. hunt (search):

Suche f <-, -n>
to have a hunt for sth/sb
hinter etw/jdm her sein

3. hunt (group of hunters):

Jagdgesellschaft f <-, -en>

4. hunt (hunting ground):

II. hunt [hʌnt] ГЛАГ прх

1. hunt (chase to kill):

to hunt sth
etw jagen

2. hunt (search for):

to hunt sb/sth
Jagd auf jdn/etw machen разг

III. hunt [hʌnt] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. hunt (chase to kill):

2. hunt (search):

hunt about, hunt around ГЛАГ прх

to hunt about sb/sth

hunt out ГЛАГ прх

to hunt out sth
to hunt out sth facts

hunt up ГЛАГ прх

to hunt up sb
to hunt up sth facts

ˈjob hunt СЪЩ разг

Stellensuche f <-> kein pl
Stellenjagd f разг
einen Job suchen разг

ˈwitch-hunt СЪЩ

1. witch-hunt остар:

Hexenjagd f <-, -en>

2. witch-hunt прен прин разг:

Hexenjagd f <-, -en> прин auf +вин

ˈtreas·ure hunt СЪЩ

hunt down ГЛАГ прх

to hunt down sb

ˈhunt sabo·teur СЪЩ

Present
Ihunt
youhunt
he/she/ithunts
wehunt
youhunt
theyhunt
Past
Ihunted
youhunted
he/she/ithunted
wehunted
youhunted
theyhunted
Present Perfect
Ihavehunted
youhavehunted
he/she/ithashunted
wehavehunted
youhavehunted
theyhavehunted
Past Perfect
Ihadhunted
youhadhunted
he/she/ithadhunted
wehadhunted
youhadhunted
theyhadhunted

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The people hunted with horses, with the company of a bird of prey.
en.wikipedia.org
Flying foxes are sometimes hunted for food, and the controls on hunting seem to be unenforceable.
en.wikipedia.org
Archeological evidence, such as cave paintings and ivory carvings, suggest that humans hunted ice age elephants and used them as a source of raw materials.
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Several smaller cat species including the leopard cat and lynx are hunted or trapped for their fur.
en.wikipedia.org
The bears are hunted by locals due to a belief they will eat livestock (although spectacled bears do not normally eat large quantities of meat).
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