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Definition of hunting for in English Turkish dictionary
- hunting
- {i} avcılık
Onun sevdiği eğlenceler avcılık ve golf.
-His favourite pastimes were hunting and golf.
Avcılık ruhsatınız var mı?
-Do you have a hunting license?
- hunting
- av
- hunting
- avlanma
Avlanmaya gitmeliydim.
-I should've gone hunting.
O, ormanda avlanmaya gitti.
-He went hunting in the woods.
- hunting
- (Askeri) TİTREME: Bir radar anteninin; kontrol ayarı ile tespit edilen noktada düzgün bir şekilde duracak yerde bir nokta üzerinde titremesi hali
- hunting
- {i} arama
Geçen yıl bir önceki işini kaybettiğinden beri, Tom bir iş aramaktadır.
-Tom has been hunting for a job since he lost his previous job last year.
Tom iş arama için dışarıda.
-Tom is out job hunting.
- hunting
- titreme
- hunting
- çevrinme
- hunting
- (Bilgisayar) çevrinme kontrol sistemi
- hunting
- boş hat arama
- hunting
- avlanarak
- hunting
- (Havacılık) salınım
- hunting
- (Bilgisayar) boş hat arama telefon
- hunting
- {f} avlan
Avlanmak bu alanda yasaklanmıştır.
-Hunting is prohibited in this area.
Avlanmaya gitmeliydim.
-I should've gone hunting.
- hunting
- araştırma
- hunting
- avına
- hunt for
- aramak
- hunt for
- (Fiili Deyim ) aramak , araştırmak
- hunting
- {s} av: hunting dog av köpeği. hunting knife av bıçağı
- hunting
- avcı kulübesi
Tom geceyi eski bir avcı kulübesinde geçirdi.
-Tom spent the night in an old hunting shack.
- hunting
- hunting dog av köpeği
- hunting
- hunting seat av köşk
- hunting
- avcı
Onun sevdiği eğlenceler avcılık ve golf.
-His favourite pastimes were hunting and golf.
Avcılık milli parklarda yasaklanmıştır.
-Hunting is banned in national parks.
- hunting
- hunting knife av bıçağı
- hunting
- hunting case madeni saat kapağı
- hunting
- mak
- hunting
- {i} takip
- hunting
- hunting cap coğunlukla kadifeden yapılmış avcı kasketi
- hunting
- elek
- hunting
- avlama
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English - English
Definition of hunting for in English English dictionary
- hunting
- Looking for something, especially for a job or flat
- hunting
- Chasing and killing animals for sport or to get food
- hunting
- {n} the act of chasing with dogs
- hunt for
- look for, search for, rummage for
- hunting
- Oscillation of process temperature between the set point and the process variable
- hunting
- Fluctuation about a midpoint due to instability, as oscillations of the needle of an instrument about the zero point, or alternate lead and lag of a synchronous motor with respect to the alternating current
- hunting
- the pursuit and killing or capture of wild animals regarded as a sport
- hunting
- {i} chasing and capturing of game animals; seeking, searching; pursuing
- hunting
- present participle of hunt
- hunting
- An industry term used to describe a auto-iris lenses inability to stabilize under certain light conditions
- hunting
- Erratic movement of the ram of an EDM machine during a cut, apparently seeking but not finding the best position for proper cutting
- hunting
- means pursuing, shooting, killing, following after or on the trail of, lying in wait for, shooting at, or wounding wild birds or wild quadrupeds while employing any device commonly used to kill or wound wild birds or wild quadrupeds whether such acts result in such killing or wounding or not It includes every attempt to kill or wound and every act of assistance to any other person in killing or wounding or attempting to kill or wound wild birds or wild quadrupeds
- hunting
- Includes big- and small-game hunting, waterfowl hunting, and trapping
- hunting
- Hunting is available for circuit-switched data on primary directory numbers
- hunting
- Fluctuating around a central value without stabilizing
- hunting
- Hunting is the chasing and killing of wild animals by people or other animals, for food or as a sport. Deer hunting was banned in Scotland in 1959
- hunting
- An autofocus system that has trouble finding the focus in an image so that the system moves in and out of focus continuously, "hunting" for the correct focus point
- hunting
- Refers to the process by which the switch (for incoming calls) or the router (for outgoing calls) seizes a trunk Cisco Routers, by default, hunt from high-to-low (descending order) when choosing a channel for dialout, hence the telco should hunt from low-to-high (ascending order) to minimize the possibility of glare
- hunting
- 1 The automatic routing of calls to an idle circuit in a prearranged group when the circuit being called is busy or unavailable 2 The movement of a call as it progresses through a group of lines The call will try to connect to the first line of the group If that line is busy or unavailable, it will try the second line, and then the third line, etc
- hunting
- Undesirable fluctuations in motor speed
- hunting
- Calls to a particular number may be arranged so that when a line is busy, the call will search a group of lines in a specified sequence until an available line is found
- hunting
- The pursuit of game or of wild animals
- hunting
- Searching for an idle line on which to complete the call This group or sequence of lines is called a hunt group
- hunting
- Hunting is the activity of searching for a particular thing. Jobclub can help you with job hunting. Hunting is also a combining form. Lee has divided his time between flat-hunting and travelling. Pursuit of game animals, principally as sport. To early humans hunting was a necessity, and it remained so in many societies until recently. The development of agriculture made hunting less necessary as a sole life support, but game was still pursued in order to protect crops, flocks, or herds, as well as for food. Weapons now commonly used in hunting include the rifle, shotgun, and the bow and arrow, and methods include stalking, still-hunting (lying in wait), tracking, driving, and calling. Dogs are sometimes employed to track, flush, or capture prey. In Europe much of the land once hunted upon was owned by the aristocracy, and gamekeepers were employed to regulate the amount of game that could be hunted in a given area. By the 1800s the land hunted upon was not or had never been privately owned, and there began to develop a "tragedy of the commons," in that no one hunter had any motive to limit the number of animals killed; certain species were hunted to, or very close to, extinction. To counter this development, ethical codes were established that give the quarry a fair chance to escape; attempts were made to minimize the suffering of wounded game; and game laws, licensing, and limited hunting seasons were established to protect game stocks. For instance, a modern license may authorize a hunter to kill only two deer during the brief season for deer, and he or she must present a kill to a game warden who will then document and tag the animal. There are often penalties and fines for being found with an animal that is not so marked
- hunting
- (1) Automatic routing of calls to an idle circuit in a prearranged group when the circuit called is busy (2) The movement of a call as it progresses through a group of lines Typically, the call will try to be connected on the first line of the group; if that line is busy it will try the second, then the third, etc
- hunting
- the activity of looking thoroughly in order to find something or someone
- hunting
- The movement of a telephone call as it progresses through a series of lines Typically, if it cannot connect on the first line, it will move to the second, then the third, etc
- hunting
- A means of finding a free extension to take a call Calls are directed to a Hunt Group and will search for a free extension to take the call Various hunting types are available, First Free or Terminal Hunting will search for the first free extension in the group, so this person gets most of the calls Circular or UCD (Uniform Call Distribution) Hunting will share calls equally over the group
- hunting
- the work of finding and killing or capturing animals for food or pelts
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hunting for
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hunt·ing forTurkish pronunciation
hʌntîng fôrPronunciation
/ˈhəntəɴɢ ˈfôr/ /ˈhʌntɪŋ ˈfɔːr/
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