to hunt
190
1.2
- verb
- /hʌnt/
:
buscar
- Viewers may interact with a software agent that hunts out investments based on the viewers' preferences.
Most of us carry all of our stress or we hunt out appropriate ways to release when we can.
- Most of us carry all of our stress or we hunt out appropriate ways to release when we can.
- And they, like, hunt down people who have bounds.
- Is it of course I've been hunting or something, right.
Examples
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Remove your ego and go hunt them out and learn from them.
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You should be out in the streets hunting for him or them.
Fiction book (1990) -
OK, So what we have here, let me just hunt this down.
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But as in any other crime, it is important to be able to hunt down and secure evidence.
Academic text (2002) -
What are you hunting for up here?
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To collect unemployment, you have to go out and hunt for employment.
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By then, the class had a firm grasp of what we were hunting for.
Academic text (2002) -
Well, you'll have to hunt far and wide to find her now.
Fiction book (1993) -
The job market is pretty tight in New York, but after hunting around for a while, I fiinally landed a position in the education department at the Museum of Natural History.
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He decided to hunt for the missing keys under the couch.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
To try to find someone or something
∞
1.0
To try to find something or someone
∞
1.0
To try to find something or someone by looking carefully
∞
1.0
Try to find or get something you want
∞
3.5
To try to get something you want, like a job or a goal
212
3.3
To search for someone or something until you find them
148
3.9
Search for and find someone or something after a lot of effort
122
3.0
Look for and find a person or thing, often with effort
77
3.3
To go ahead and explore a place to find something or information
66
3.3
To search a place very carefully to find something
64
5.4
To search for something that is hard to find
57
5.1
To search a place carefully to find someone or something
43
4.4
Search carefully to find hidden facts or details
41
6.0
To move quietly and carefully while looking for animals to catch
23
4.4
To find hidden facts or things by careful searching
15
6.2
To search carefully for a long time to find hidden information
13
6.7
To search carefully to find hidden facts or documents
6
7.1
To feel with your hands to find something in the dark
5
4.8
To search for something with strong determination
4
4.6
To search carefully through a large area or collection
3
7.2
To look around or think hard to find something you need
1
3.9
To search everywhere for something that is lost
To search carefully through things in a small place like a bag or box
To search through a place or container in a messy way
To find something after a careful search
Find something after searching carefully
To look for animals to hunt and eat
To go looking for something difficult to find or get
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
To try to reach a very difficult or impossible goal for a long time
To support two opposite sides at the same time
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- Literature
85
7.7
A campaign to unfairly find and punish people for their beliefs or actions
3
6.8
A strong feeling of excitement when you search for something or try to get it
- Jargon
1
8.1
A way of hunting where the hunter moves very quietly or waits in one spot to surprise animals
- Specialized
A rare illness from a virus that causes facial paralysis, ear pain, dizziness and sometimes hearing loss
How Thorough
Surface Forms
Etymology
To hunt for something grew from the basic idea 'to chase', so we say someone 'hunts' through drawers or rooms when they look carefully for a lost thing.