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1 gezochte groep
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2 jacht
I 〈 het〉1 [zeilboot; motorjacht] yachtII 〈de〉3 [jachttijd] (open) season♦voorbeelden:lange jacht • coursingjacht maken op • hunt 〈 wild〉; shoot 〈 klein wild〉; hunt (for) 〈 persoon〉; pursue 〈 eer, rijkdom〉; 〈 van roofdier〉 hunt, prey onop jacht gaan • go (out) hunting; go (out) shooting 〈 klein wild〉; 〈 van roofdier〉 go hunting, prowl4 jacht maken op een man/een vrouw • be after a man/a womanjacht maken op oorlogsmisdadigers • hunt down war criminalsde jacht met de camera • the great picture huntop jacht zijn naar iets • be on the hunt for something -
3 jagen
3 [nalopen] chase♦voorbeelden:prijzen omhoog/omlaag jagen • drive prices up/downuiteen jagen • scatterzich een kogel door het hoofd jagen • put a bullet through one's headdie wet werd door de Tweede Kamer gejaagd • the law was rushed through parliamentiemand op kosten jagen • put someone to (great) expensevan school jagen • expel from schoolvoor zich uit jagen • drive before one2 [rusteloos streven] pursue3 [snel gaan] race♦voorbeelden:1 op patrijs jagen • hunt partridge, go (out) partridge-shootingop effect jagen • be after effectsde wolken joegen voorbij • the clouds scudded past -
4 jacht maken op
jacht maken ophunt 〈 wild〉; shoot 〈 klein wild〉; hunt (for) 〈 persoon〉; pursue 〈 eer, rijkdom〉; 〈 van roofdier〉 hunt, prey on -
5 jacht maken op
v. hunt, hunt for, chase -
6 opsporen
v. trace, seek out, detect, hunt up, hunt down, smell out, trail, spoor -
7 heksenjacht
2 [figuurlijk] [hetze] witch hunt -
8 hetze
♦voorbeelden:1 een hetze voeren tegen • conduct a witch hunt/smear campaign against -
9 opsporen
1 [vinden] track, trace ⇒ detect 〈 fout, lek〉, track/hunt down 〈 misdadiger, wild〉, search/prospect for 〈 delfstoffen〉♦voorbeelden:1 de fout in een berekening opsporen • locate/find the mistake in a calculationeen misdadiger opsporen • trace/track down/hunt down a criminal -
10 speuren
♦voorbeelden:1 naar iets speuren • hunt/search for something -
11 vossenjacht
1 [groepsspel] treasure hunt2 [jacht op een vos] fox hunt, fox chase♦voorbeelden:2 op vossenjacht gaan/zijn • go foxhunting, ride to/follow the hounds -
12 Diana
n. Diana, goddess of the hunt (Greek Mythology); female first name -
13 achternagaan
v. go after, go in pursuit of, chase after, hunt down -
14 afbietsen
v. scrounge, hunt for and gather up, forage -
15 afjagen
v. chase away, drive away, cause to flee; hunt down, track down -
16 afzoeken
v. seek, scour, hunt, sweep -
17 azen
v. prey, hunt and kill for food; take advantage of, victimize -
18 bejagen
v. hunt -
19 buffelen
v. hunt wolves -
20 cockerspaniel
n. Cocker spaniel, breed of dog with droopy ears and wavy soft hair that was originally bred to hunt woodcocks, English cocker spaniel
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