hunt

• 名词，指搜寻、追捕或追踪某物的行为，通常指为了食用或娱乐而猎捕动物，也指追捕人。

A noun referring to the act of searching for, chasing, or pursuing something, typically animals for food or sport, or a person for capture.

1. Act of chasing animalsA2formal

   The activity of chasing and killing wild animals for food or sport.

   狩猎

   • The hunt for deer begins at dawn.
   • They went on a hunt in the forest.
   • The tribe relies on the hunt for survival.

   同义词chasecoursinghuntingpursuit

2. Search for somethingB1formal

   An attempt to find something or someone.

   搜寻

   • The police conducted a hunt for the missing child.
   • She is on a hunt for a new apartment.
   • The treasure hunt took them across the island.

   同义词pursuitquestsearchseeking

• 用于表示追捕并杀死野生动物以获取食物或娱乐的动作，或坚持不懈地寻找某物的动词。

A verb used to indicate the act of pursuing and killing wild animals for food or sport, or searching for something persistently.

1. Pursue for food or sportA2formal

   To chase and kill wild animals for food or sport.

   打猎

   • They hunt deer in the forest every autumn.
   • The tribe hunts for survival in the jungle.
   • He learned to hunt from his grandfather.

   同义词chasecoursepoachpursuestalktracktrail

2. Search for somethingB1informal

   To look for something or someone with determination.

   搜寻

   • She is hunting for a new job.
   • The police are hunting for the escaped prisoner.
   • I've been hunting for my keys all morning.

   同义词foragelook forpursuequestrummagescoursearchseektracktrail

3. Pursue relentlesslyB2informal

   To follow or chase someone or something persistently.

   追捕

   • The paparazzi hunt celebrities for photos.
   • He hunted down the last copy of the rare book.
   • The detective hunted the criminal across the country.

   同义词chasedoghoundhunt downpursuestalktrail

短语动词变体hunt down