poacher 英 ['pəʊtʃə]   美 ['potʃɚ]

poacher

poacher  英 ['pəʊtʃə] 美 ['potʃɚ]

n. 偷猎者;侵入者;炖蛋锅 

名词复数:poachers 

This was probably the work of a poacher. 这很可能是一个偷猎者干的。
So people saw Chris in the harness and they assumed it was a poacher. 人们就这样看到克里斯吊在直升机下面的,他们以为是一个偷猎者。

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  • n. 偷猎者;侵入者;炖蛋锅
  • 1. This was probably the work of a poacher.

    这很可能是一个偷猎者干的。

  • 2. So people saw Chris in the harness and they assumed it was a poacher.

    人们就这样看到克里斯吊在直升机下面的,他们以为是一个偷猎者。

  • 3. These grainy photographs show the man, who some believe to be a poacher, striding towards his quarry and apparently cutting its throat before phoning an accomplice.

    这些斑驳不清的照片中,一个被认为是偷猎者的人走近他的猎物,明显看出先割断它的喉咙然后给帮凶打了电话。

  • poacher (n.) 1660s, "one who poaches game," agent noun from poach (v.1). Attested from 1846 as "vessel for poaching eggs," from poach (v.2).
poach·er / ˈpəʊtʃə(r) ; NAmE ˈpoʊtʃər / noun 1 a person who illegally hunts birds, animals or fish on sb's else's property 偷猎者;非法捕猎的人 2 a special pan for poachingeggs 水煮荷包蛋锅 3 ( also ˈgoal poacher ) (especially in football ( soccer) 尤指足球 ) a player who waits near the opposite team's goal in order to try to score if they get the ball (在对方球门附近伺机进球的)偷袭球员 IDIOM poacher turned ˈgamekeeper ( especially BrE) a person who has changed from one situation or attitude to the opposite one, especially sb who used to oppose people in authority but is now in a position of authority 经过角色转换的人;当年造反今天掌权的人 poacher poachers poach·er / ˈpəʊtʃə(r) ; NAmE ˈpoʊtʃər /
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