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的）猎狐队伍：There
are several different hunts in the area.这个地区有几支不同的猎狐队。
hunt-ed /'hAntid/
adj. (of an expression on sb's face 面部表情）showing that sb is very worried or frightened， as if they are being followed or chased 揣揣不安的；惊
恐万分的：Ms eyes had a /umted
Zoofc.他双眼透露出一
种恐慌的神态。
hunt-er
/'hAnta(r)/ noun 1 a
person who hunts wild animals for food or sport; an animal that hunts its food 猎人；狩猎者；（猎食其他动物的）猎兽2
(usually in compounds 通常构成复合词)a person who looks
for and collects a particular kind of thing 搜集某种东西的人：a
bargafn hunter四处寻找便宜货的人一see also headhunter
3 (6/"£) a fast strong horse used in hunting foxes 猎狐4 4 a dog used in hunting 猎犬
.hunter•丨gatherer noi/n a member of
a group of people who do not live in one place but move around and live by
hunting, fishing and gathering plants 游猎 采集部族成员
hunting Our /_hAntm/
nowr? [u]
1 chasing and killing wild animals and birds as a
sport or for food狩猎运动；打猎：to go
hunting去打猎◊ Since 1977
otter hunting has been illegal. 1977
年以后就被列为非法了。2 (8/f)
= FOX-HUNTING 3 (in compounds 构成复合词）the process of
looking for sth 找；寻找：We’re
going/louse-hunting at the weekend.周 末我们去找房子。◊ How’s the job-hunting going?工作 找得f么样了？
'hunting ground noun 1 a place where
people with a particular interest can easily find what they want 可以 找到所需要的东西的地方：Crowded
markets are a happy hunting ground/or picfcpocfcets.拥挤的市场是扒
手大展身手的好地方。2 a place where wild animals are hunted猎场
hunt.fess
/'hAntras/ no/v/7 a woman
who hunts
wild animals女猎人女狩备者
hunts-man /'hAntsman/
noun {pi. -men /-man/) a man who
hunts wild animals 猎人备猎者 hurdle /'h3：dl; AMmE'h3：rdl/ noun, verb
■ noun 1 each of a series of vertical frames
that a person or horse jumps over in a race (供人或马在赛跑中跨越
的）栏架，跨栏：他 horse /eH at the /
的同意。
• verb "t ~ (over) sth to
jump over sth while you are running '(奔跑中跳越（_ 某物）：[VN] He hurtled
two barriers to
avo/d reporters•也跳过了★个障碍物以躲避记
者。◊ [V] to
hurcHe over a/ence 跳过一办_栏 2 [V] to run
in a hurdles race 参加跨栏赛 hurd-ler /'h3：dl0(r); NAmE 'h3：rd-/ noun a
person or horse that runs in races over hurdles 跨栏运动良；参加
跨栏赛^的^/
hurd-ling
/'h3：dlii]； NAmE 'h3：rd-/ noun [U]
the sport of racing over hurdles 跨栏赛一picture o page R32 hurdy-gurdy
/'h3：di g3：di; NAmE 'h3：rdi g3：rdi/ noun
(pi -ies)
a small musical instrument that is played by turning a handle手摇弦琴，轮擦提琴（摇动琴尾曲柄，
使连接的木轮旋转摩擦琴弦发声）
hurl /h3：l; NAmE. h3：rl/. verb 1 [VN, +acfv./prep.] to
throw sth/sb,violently in a particular direction 猛投；
猛摔：He
buried a brfcfc through the window.■，他往窗户 皇:每'了 块砖。nqte at
throw 2 [VN].~ abuse， accusations,
insults, etc. (at sb) to shout insults, etc. at sb 大声说士骂▲斥责等.RivaZ /ans
hur〖ed
abuse at each other•两帮对立的球迷相互高声辱骂。3 [V] (/V/Amf，s/fl/7g)
to VOMIT 呕
hurl.ing
/_h3:Iiq; 丨h3:rlig/ now [U] an
Irish ball
game similar to hockey played by two teams of 15
boys or men爱尔兰曲棍球（两支参赛队，各15人;） —compare
camogie
hurly-burly /'h3：li b3：li; NAmE 'h3：rli b3：rli/ noun [u] a very
noisy and busy activity or situation 骚政；喧闹 hurrah /ha'ra:/ {BrE hur.ray /ha'rei/)
exclamation
=HOORAY(l)
hur-ri-cane /'hArikan; NAmE 'h3：r8kan; -kern/ noun a violent
storm with very strong winds, especially in the western
忙起床穿好衣服。
hiliry /'hAri; NAmE'h3：ri/ verb, noun
mverb (hur-ries,
hurry ing, hur ried, hur-ried) 1 [V] to do sth more quickly than usual
because there is not much time赶快，匆忙，急忙（做某事）SCI rush: rou沿 have to hur/y (f
you want to catch that train.如果你想赶
上那趟火车巍得抓紧时间了。◊
The kids hurried to open their presents.孩子们急忙打开礼物。EH3 In
spoken English hurry can be used with and plus another verb,
instead of with to and the infinitive，especially to teli
somebody to do something quickly ： Hurry
and open your present~7 want to see wAat ft is/ 英语 口语中 hurry 可与and及所连接的另一个动词连用，而不和to所引导的
不定式连用，尤用于告诉某人快点干某事：Hurry
and open your present—I want to see what it is! 2 [V +adv./prep.]
to move quickly in a particular direction (朝某分向）迅 速移动 HU] rush: He
picked up his bags and hurried across the courtyard•他拎起提包匆匆穿过院于0 She hurried away
without saying goodbye.她连声再见都没说
就急忙离开了。3 [VN]〜sb
(into doing sthi) to make sb do sth more quickly 催促（$人丨.HT1 rush： I
don't want to hurry you but we close in twenty minutes.
不想催你，但我们再过二十分钟就要关门。◊
She was hurried into mafcfn^ cm unwise choice.她在催逼之下作出 了不明智的选择。4 [VN to deal with sth
quickly .迅速处理 PTITl rush ： Her application was fturri’ed
through.她的申请很快得到了述理。5 [VN]
[usually passive] to do sth too quickly 仓促.（做某‘ HT?! rush： A
good meal should never be hurried.—餐 绝不能狼.吞虎咽。,hurry 'on to
continue speaking without giving anyone else time to say anything喋喋不休；啰嗦得没完没:了，hurry 1 up. (wfth sth) to do sth more quickly because
there is not much time.赶快，急忙（做.桌拿）：J wish the bus
would hu/7y up and come•我希M公共汽车能快点来。◊
Hurry up/ We’re going to be iate•快点！我们要迟到 7。◊
Hurry up wit/i the scissors. J need them.楱点用剪刀。我需要用。
.hur^y sb/sth-^^up to make
sb do sth more quickly; to make sth happen more quickly 催促（桌人）；使早些发 生：Qm you
do anything to ftuny my order up?你能不 能设声点的东西快点寒來？
■ noun [U,
sing.] the need or wish to get sth done quickly 匆忙；急忙：Tafce
yoiir rime—no hurry•悠着
点 不用急。◊
Jn my hurry to Zeave, / /orgot
my
passport.我釦忙刼身，忘了带护照。b What’s the hur/y? 77ie train doesn’t ieave/or an
hour.慌什么？火车还有一
个小时 开呢。IT»T?1 in a 'hurry 1 very
quickly or more quickly th含n usual 迅速；赶快：He had
to Zedzve in a huny.他示得不赶快★开 T。2 not having enough time to do sth 仓促；匆忙：Sorry,
I haverCt got time to do ft now—J，m a Ziuny.对不追，我现在没时间智这
个丄我■忙着呢。◊
AZice was fn a tearing /mrry as usual艾丽斯一如往常地来去匆匆。in a _ hurry to do sth impatient to do
sth 急于做某_: My daughter is in such a huny to grow up.我女儿恨不得一下子就长大。◊
WTiy are you in such a hi/ny to seH?你为什么如此迫不及 .待％要卖出？ in no
’hurry (to do sth) | not
in a/any ‘hurry (to do sth) 1 having plenty of time 有足够的
间、示羞急（做某事）：/ don’t mind waiting~Vm not in any particuiar
huny.我可以等着一我没什么特别