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1 hunt
1. noun1) (pursuit of game) Jagd, die2. transitive verbbe on the hunt for somebody/something — auf der Suche/Jagd nach jemandem/etwas sein
1) jagen; Jagd machen auf (+ Akk.)2) (search for) Jagd machen auf (+ Akk.) [Mörder usw.]; fahnden nach [vermisster Person]3) (drive, lit. or fig.) jagen3. intransitive verbhe was hunted out of society — er wurde aus der Gesellschaft ausgestoßen
1) jagengo hunting — jagen; auf die Jagd gehen
2) (seek)hunt after or for somebody/something — nach jemandem/etwas suchen
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/103274/hunt_about">hunt about- hunt out- hunt up* * *1. verb2) (to pursue or drive out: The murderer was hunted from town to town.) jagen2. noun1) (the act of hunting animals etc: a tiger hunt.) die Jagd2) (a search: I'll have a hunt for that lost necklace.) die Suche•- hunter- hunting
- huntsman
- hunt down
- hunt for
- hunt high and low
- hunt out* * *[hʌnt]I. nthe \hunt is on die Jagd hat begonnento go on a \hunt auf die Jagd gehenthe \hunt is on for a successor to Sir James Gordon man sieht sich bereits nach einem geeigneten Nachfolger für Sir James Gordon umto be on the \hunt for sb auf der Suche nach jdm seinto be on the \hunt for a murderer nach einem Mörder fahndento have a \hunt for sth/sb hinter etw/jdm her seinII. vt1. (chase to kill)▪ to \hunt sth etw jagento \hunt a horse/hounds mit einem Pferd/mit Hunden auf die Jagd gehen2. (search for)the police are \hunting the terrorists die Polizei fahndet nach den Terroristen\hunt the thimble Suchspiel der Kinder, bei dem ein im Raum verstecktes Objekt über ‚heiß‘ und ‚kalt‘ gefunden werden mussIII. vi1. (chase to kill) jagen2. (search) suchento \hunt [high and low] for sth [überall/fieberhaft] nach etw dat suchen▪ to \hunt through sth etw durchsuchen* * *[hʌnt]1. nJagd f; (= huntsmen) Jagd(gesellschaft) f; (fig = search) Suche ftiger hunt — Tigerjagd f
to have a hunt for sth — nach etw fahnden (inf), eine Suche nach etw veranstalten
to be on the hunt for sth (for animal) — etw jagen, auf etw (acc) Jagd machen; (fig) auf der Suche or Jagd nach etw sein (inf)
2. vt1) (HUNT) jagen; (= search for) criminal jagen, fahnden nach; missing article etc suchen; missing person suchen, fahnden nachhunt the slipper/thimble — Pantoffel-/Fingerhutverstecken nt
2)to hunt a horse/hounds — zu Pferd/mit Hunden jagen
3. vito go hunting — jagen, auf die Jagd gehen
2) (= search) suchen (for, after nach)* * *hunt [hʌnt]A s1. Jagd f, Jagen n:2. Jagd(gebiet) f(n), -revier n3. Jagd(gesellschaft) f4. fig Jagd f:a) Verfolgung ffor, after nach):be on the hunt for auf der Jagd sein nach5. SPORT Aufholjagd f6. TECH Flattern n, Tanzen n (von Reglern etc)B v/t1. (auch fig jemanden) jagen, Jagd machen auf (akk), hetzen:hunt to death zu Tode hetzen;hunt down erlegen, zur Strecke bringen (a. fig);hunt the slipper (thimble) Pantoffel-(Fingerhut)suchen n (Kinderspiel);a hunted look ein gehetzter Blick2. jemanden, eine Spur verfolgen3. jagen, treiben:hunt out hinausjagen, vertreiben (of aus)a) heraussuchen,b) Nachforschungen anstellen über (akk),c) aufstöbern, -spürenfor nach)6. mit Pferden, Hunden etc jagenC v/i1. jagen:go hunting auf die Jagd gehen;hunt for Jagd machen auf (akk) (a. fig)2. (after, for)a) suchen (nach)b) fig jagen, streben (nach)3. TECH flattern, tanzen (Regler etc)* * *1. noun1) (pursuit of game) Jagd, die2. transitive verbbe on the hunt for somebody/something — auf der Suche/Jagd nach jemandem/etwas sein
1) jagen; Jagd machen auf (+ Akk.)2) (search for) Jagd machen auf (+ Akk.) [Mörder usw.]; fahnden nach [vermisster Person]3) (drive, lit. or fig.) jagen3. intransitive verb1) jagengo hunting — jagen; auf die Jagd gehen
2) (seek)hunt after or for somebody/something — nach jemandem/etwas suchen
Phrasal Verbs:- hunt out- hunt up* * *n.Jagd -en f.Kesseltreiben n.Suche -n f.Treibjagd f. v.durchsuchen v.forschen v.jagen v.suchen v. -
2 работа работ·а
1) (труд) work, labour, jobбыть без / не иметь работы — to be out of work / a job, to be unemployed
искать работу — to look for / to seek a job
потерять работу / лишиться работы — to lose (one's) job
приниматься за работу — to get to / to get down to / to set to work
разделить работу между кем-л. — to split the work up between smb.
уволить с работы — to dismiss, to discharge; to fire, to sack разг.; (при сокращ. производства) to lay off
круглосуточная работа — round-the-clock work / functioning
напряжённая работа — hard / strenuous / intensive work
неритмичная работа — unsteady work, working in fits and starts
нечёткая работа — careless / slipshod work
полезная работа — useful / serviceable work
сверхурочные работы — employment with overtime hours, overtime work
случайная работа — odd / casual work, odd job(s)
совместная работа — work together, collaboration
спешная работа — rush job, urgent work
тонкая работа — fine / exquisite work
трудная работа — hard / uphill work; tough work разг.
умственная работа — mental work, brain-work
физическая работа — manual / physical labour / work
работа в учреждениях (не физическая работа) — white-collar job / work
работа, возложенная на кого-л. — work that is incumbent on smb.
работа по найму — wage work, hired labour
2) (деятельность) workвести исследовательскую работу — to carry on / to do research
налаживать / разворачивать работу — to organize work
общественная работа — public / social / voluntary work
вести общественную работу — to carry on / to be engaged in social / public / community work
усилить подрывную работу — to step up / to intensify subversion
совместная работа — collaboration, joint work
чёткий ход работы (конференции и т.п.) — smooth running (of a conference, etc.)
3) (продукт труда) work4) (функционирование) functioning, operation
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