hunt out

英 [hʌnt aʊt]

美 [hʌnt aʊt]

找寻到; 搜寻直至找到

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 找寻到;搜寻直至找到
  If youhunt outsomething that is hidden or difficult to find, you search for it and eventually find it.
  1. I'll try and hunt out the information you need...
     我会努力找到你要的信息。
  2. American consumers are accustomed to hunting out bargains.
     美国消费者习惯淘一些便宜货。

双语例句

• Hunt injured Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech in an accidental collision, leaving the Czech international out for the season with a fractured skull.
  亨特在一次意外冲撞中撞伤切尔西门将切赫，让捷克人由于头骨骨折而整个赛季报销。
• These facts, state health officials conducted, did not merit what they saw as witch hunt to track down and expose every health-care worker who carries the deadly virus. The fire was out at a Georgia sugar refinery, but the search continues for four missing men.
  州卫生官员认为，对那些携带致命病毒的医护人员进行跟踪和暴光，无疑是一种政治迫害。佐治亚州食堂精炼厂的大火已经基本扑灭，但搜救失踪者的工作还在进行。
• Samsung Electronics Co. is stepping up its hunt for acquisitions and building out its presence in Silicon Valley to try and overcome its key weakness: software.
  三星电子公司（SamsungElectronicsCo.）正加快寻求收购机会，并采取措施扩大其在硅谷的影响力，以尝试克服其主要弱点：软件。
• Talk about your job hunt with only the most energizing friends, family members and colleagues, and seek out positive acquaintances.
  只和那些最有精神的朋友，家人或同事谈论你的求职问题，并找出认识的人中积极的人。
• Instead she dyed eggs all colors, placed them in nests of grass, and told the children to hunt and the children they found out colored eggs with a rabbit.
  她把彩蛋放到草丛中，让孩子们去找，结果他们发现了兔子和彩蛋。
• But when some other people came to the mountains to hunt, they would not first seek for yu to fmd out the situation, but rushed rashly into the forest.
  但是，另外一些人来山里围猎时，他们不是先去找虞了解情况，而是冒冒失失地闯进森林。
• The huntsman and I hunt the animals out of the garden.
  猎人和我把动物赶出花园。
• American consumers are accustomed to hunting out bargains.
  美国消费者习惯淘一些便宜货。
• Jack, intrigued by the crocodile hunt, sets out to check out the river for himself.
  被鳄鱼狩猎所吸引的杰克，决心出发检查河流。
• Every year the King took a trip through his kingdom to inspect his land, to hunt, to train his troops, and to get out of his stuffy old palace.
  每年国王都要启程视察他的国土，打打猎或训练他的军队，以躲避他乏味的宫廷生活。