hunter
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈhʌntɚ/ · UK /ˈhʌntə/
Forms: hunters
hunter means: A person or animal that looks for and catches or kills animals.
noun
A person or animal that looks for and catches or kills animals.
- The hunter followed the deer.
- Lions are skilled hunters.
- Several hunters waited quietly near the forest.
A horse trained to carry a rider across fields and over fences while following an animal hunt.
- She rides a strong hunter.
- The hunter cleared every fence easily.
- They keep two hunters in the stable.
A dog trained to find, chase, or catch wild animals for people.
- Their dog is a keen hunter.
- The hunter picked up the rabbit’s scent.
- These hunters work well together in a pack.
A person who hides angry, violent feelings until they suddenly lose control.
- He was described as a hunter who hid his anger.
- A hunter may seem calm before a sudden angry outburst.
- Her report linked the hunter’s aggression to years of suppressed feelings.
Questions about hunter
What does hunter mean?
A person or animal that looks for and catches or kills animals.
What is hunter in other languages?
Türkçe: avcı · Español: cazador · Français: chasseur · Deutsch: Jäger · Italiano: cacciatore · 日本語: 狩人
How do you pronounce hunter?
In American English /ˈhʌntɚ/; in British English /ˈhʌntə/.
How do you use hunter in a sentence?
The hunter followed the deer. Lions are skilled hunters.
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