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noun (the activity of chasing animals etc for food or for sport.) caza, caceríahunting n cazatr['hʌntɪŋ]1 (gen) caza; (expedition) cacería, montería\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLa happy hunting ground for figurative use un terreno propicio parato go hunting ir de cazahunting ground terreno de caza, coto de cazahunting horn cuerno de cazahunting knife cuchillo de caza, navaja de caza, navaja de montehunting ['hʌntɪŋ] n: caza fto go hunting: ir de cazaadj.• cazador adj.• de caza adj.• venatorio, -a adj.n.• cacería s.f.• caza s.f.• montería s.f.'hʌntɪŋ ['hʌntɪŋ]1.N (Sport) caza f, cacería f2.CPDhunting box N — pabellón m de caza
hunting ground N — cazadero m
a happy hunting ground for — (fig) un terreno fértil para
hunting horn N — cuerno m de caza
hunting lodge N — pabellón m de caza
hunting pink N — chaqueta f de caza roja
hunting season N — época f de caza
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nAIR TRANSP of helicopter rotor blade variación f, penduleo m, funcionamiento irregular m, oscilación fELEC ENG oscilación f, synchronous motor variación de la velocidad corriente y tensión fREFRIG fluctuación f, oscilación periódica anormal f -
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adj.de caza, cazador, podenco, cinegético.ger.gerundio del verbo HUNT. -
5 hunting horn
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6 hunting ground
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7 hunting grounds
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8 hunting jacket
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9 hunting party
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10 hunting scene
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11 hunting knife
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12 hunting blade
nAIR TRANSP helicopter pala de funcionamiento irregular f, pala oscilante f -
13 hunting animal
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14 hunting box
s.pabellón de caza. -
15 hunting case
s.caja de saboneta. -
16 hunting club
s.club de caza. -
17 hunting cry
s.grito de caza, grito de cacería. -
18 hunting dog
s.perro de caza, perro de cacería, perro de presa, perro podenco. -
19 hunting down
s.acoso. -
20 hunting expedition
s.expedición de caza.
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