hunting

/ˈhʌntɪŋ/
noun 4name 1

Collocations

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1

(noun.) chasing wild animals

ADJ

big-game, deer, fox (also fox-hunting), etc.

My grandfather enjoys deer hunting every autumn in the mountains near his home.

commercial

The government banned commercial hunting in the national forest to protect endangered species.

VERB + HUNTING

go

Last weekend, my uncle went hunting for deer in the mountains.

ban

Many countries have banned hunting endangered species to protect wildlife populations.

HUNTING + NOUN

knife, rifle

ground

The busy shopping mall has become a hunting ground for pickpockets and thieves.

lodge

We spent the weekend at a comfortable hunting lodge deep in the forest.

trip | season

2

(noun.) trying to find sth

ADJ

bargain, house, job, treasure

My parents spent the weekend house hunting in our neighborhood before deciding to move.

VERB + HUNTING

go

My friends and I go hunting for vintage clothes at the weekend market.

HUNTING + NOUN

ground

The local job fair became a hunting ground for ambitious recruiters looking to hire talented graduates.

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