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coonhound

/ˈkuːn.haʊnd/

Traduction: Nom désignant plusieurs races de chiens courants, originaires des États-Unis, élevés à l'origine pour chasser le raton laveur.

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noun

/ˈkuːn.haʊnd/C1formalamerican
  • frNom désignant plusieurs races de chiens courants, originaires des États-Unis, élevés à l'origine pour chasser le raton laveur.

A noun referring to any of several breeds of hound originally developed in the United States for hunting raccoons.

  1. Raccoon hunting dogB2formalamerican

    Any of several breeds of hound originally developed in the United States for tracking and treeing raccoons.

    frChien de chasse au raton laveur

    • The Black and Tan Coonhound is known for its excellent tracking ability.
    • Coonhounds have a loud, distinctive bark used to alert hunters.
    • He trained his coonhound to follow raccoon trails through the forest.
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  • coonhound's possessive singular form