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pothunter

/ˈpɒtˌhʌn.tər/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее человека, который занимается деятельностью ради личной выгоды или трофеев, например, непрофессиональный археолог, участник конкурса, стремящийся к призам, или тот, кто охотится ради еды, а не спорта.

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noun

/ˈpɒtˌhʌn.tər/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который занимается деятельностью ради личной выгоды или трофеев, например, непрофессиональный археолог, участник конкурса, стремящийся к призам, или тот, кто охотится ради еды, а не спорта.

A noun referring to a person who engages in activities for personal gain or trophies, such as a nonprofessional archaeologist, a contest participant seeking prizes, or someone who hunts for food rather than sport.

  1. Nonprofessional archaeologistC1formal

    A person who digs for artifacts or treasures without formal training or authorization, often damaging archaeological sites.

    ruЧерный археолог

    • The pothunter illegally excavated the ancient burial mound.
    • Authorities arrested a pothunter for stealing artifacts from the protected site.
    • Pothunters often destroy valuable historical context in their search for relics.

    Синонимыlooter

  2. Trophy collector in contestsC1informalbritish

    A person who participates in competitions, especially sports or games, primarily to win prizes or trophies.

    ruОхотник за трофеями

    • He's a known pothunter, entering every local tournament just for the medals.
    • The pothunter won three trophies in one weekend at the county fair.
    • She's not a serious athlete, just a pothunter looking for awards.
  3. Subsistence hunterC1formal

    A person who hunts animals primarily for food rather than for sport or recreation.

    ruОхотник-добытчик

    • The pothunter relied on wild game to feed his family during the winter.
    • In some rural areas, pothunters still follow traditional hunting methods.
    • The pothunter brought home a rabbit for dinner.
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  • pothunters plural form
  • pothunters' possessive plural form
  • pothunter's possessive singular form