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coureur de bois

/kuːˈrɜːr də ˈbwɑː/

翻译: 指法国裔加拿大毛皮商人和探险者,他们常年深入北美森林,与土著民族进行毛皮贸易。字面意思为“森林奔跑者”。

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/kuːˈrɜːr də ˈbwɑː/formal已废弃
  • zh指法国裔加拿大毛皮商人和探险者,他们常年深入北美森林,与土著民族进行毛皮贸易。字面意思为“森林奔跑者”。

A historical term referring to French-Canadian fur traders and explorers who traveled through North America, often trading with Indigenous peoples. The phrase literally means 'runner of the woods' in French.

  1. Independent fur traderC1formal

    A French or French-Canadian woodsman who traveled and traded furs in North America, often outside official colonial regulations.

    zh独立毛皮商人

    • The coureur de bois navigated the rivers of New France in search of beaver pelts.
    • Many coureurs de bois lived among Indigenous peoples and learned their languages.
    • The coureur de bois played a key role in the early fur trade economy.