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Definition
Synonym
Jagdausflug
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Jagdausflug
m
Jagdausflug
m
hunting trip
hunting expedition
Jagdausflug
m
Jagdausflüge
pl
hunting trip; shooting trip
hunting trips; shooting trips
Jagdausflug
m
Jagdausflug
m
hunting trip
hunting expedition
Jagdausflug
m
Jagdausflüge
pl
hunting trip; shooting trip
hunting trips; shooting trips
Deutsche
Jagdausflug Synonyme
Englische
hunting trip Synonyme
hunting
analog process
angling
behavior pattern
chase
chevy
chivy
coursing
cynegetic
cynegetics
digital process
dogging
domiciliary visit
dragnet
exploration
falconry
feeling
fishing
follow
follow-up
following
forage
fox
hunting
frisk
gunning
halieutic
hawking
house-search
hue and cry
hunt
in full cry
in hot pursuit
in pursuit
input oscillation
offset
oscillatory behavior
overcorrection of error
overshoot
perquisition
piscatorial
piscatory
posse
probe
process
prosecution
pursuance
pursuant
pursuing
pursuit
quest
questing
ransacking
rummage
search
search party
search warrant
search-and-destroy operation
searching
seeking
self-excitation
shadowing
shikar
shooting
sport
sporting
stalk
stalking
still hunt
tracking
tracking down
trailing
turning over
venery
Jagdausflug Definition
Expedition
(
n.
)
The
quality
of
being
expedite
Expedition
(
n.
)
A
sending
forth
or
setting
forth
the
execution
of
some
object
of
consequence
Expedition
(
n.
)
An
important
enterprise,
implying
a
change
of
place
Fox-hunting
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to
or
engaged
in
the
hunting
of
foxes
Hunting
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Hunt
Hunting
(
n.
)
The
pursuit
of
game
or
of
wild
animals.
Tray-trip
(
n.
)
An
old
game
played
with
dice.
Trip
(
n.
i.)
To
move
with
light,
quick
steps
Trip
(
n.
i.)
To
make
a
brief
journey
or
pleasure
excursion
Trip
(
n.
i.)
To
take
a
quick
step,
as
when
in
danger
of
losing
one's
balance
Trip
(
n.
i.)
Fig.:
To
be
guilty
of
a
misstep
Trip
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
stumble,
or
take
a
false
step
Trip
(
v.
t.)
Fig.:
To
overthrow
by
depriving
of
support
Trip
(
v.
t.)
To
detect
in
a
misstep
Trip
(
v.
t.)
To
raise
(an
anchor)
from
the
bottom,
by
its
cable
or
buoy
rope,
so
that
it
hangs
free.
Trip
(
v.
t.)
To
pull
(a
yard)
into
a
perpendicular
position
for
lowering
it.
Trip
(
v.
t.)
To
release,
let
fall,
or
see
free,
as
a
weight
or
compressed
spring,
as
by
removing
a
latch
or
detent.
Trip
(
n.
)
A
quick,
light
step
Trip
(
n.
)
A
brief
or
rapid
journey
Trip
(
n.
)
A
false
step
Trip
(
n.
)
A
small
piece
Trip
(
n.
)
A
stroke,
or
catch,
by
which
a
wrestler
causes
his
antagonist
to
lose
footing.
Trip
(
n.
)
A
single
board,
or
tack,
in
plying,
or
beating,
to
windward.
Trip
(
n.
)
A
herd
or
flock,
as
of
sheep,
goats,
etc.
Trip
(
n.
)
A
troop
of
men
Trip
(
n.
)
A
flock
of
widgeons.
Trip
hammer
(
)
A
tilt
hammer.
hunting trip / hunting expedition Bedeutung
trip
trip-up
stumble
misstep
an
unintentional
but
embarrassing
blunder,
he
recited
the
whole
poem
without
a
single
trip,
he
arranged
his
robes
to
avoid
a
trip-up
later,
confusion
caused
his
unfortunate
misstep
trip
a
light
or
nimble
tread,
he
heard
the
trip
of
women's
feet
overhead
trip
a
journey
for
some
purpose
(usually
including
the
return),
he
took
a
trip
to
the
shopping
center
round
trip
a
trip
to
some
place
and
back
again
expedition
a
journey
organized
for
a
particular
purpose
scouting
trip
an
expedition
undertaken
to
gain
information
campaign
hunting
expedition
safari
an
overland
journey
by
hunters
(especially
in
Africa)
exploration
geographic
expedition
to
travel
for
the
purpose
of
discovery
excursion
jaunt
outing
junket
pleasure
trip
expedition
sashay
a
journey
taken
for
pleasure,
many
summer
excursions
to
the
shore,
it
was
merely
a
pleasure
trip,
after
cautious
sashays
into
the
field
field
trip
a
group
excursion
(to
a
museum
or
the
woods
or
some
historic
place)
for
firsthand
examination
ocean
trip
voyage
an
act
of
traveling
by
water
self-aggrandizement
self-aggrandisement
ego
trip
an
act
undertaken
to
increase
your
own
power
and
influence
or
to
draw
attention
to
your
own
importance
hunt
hunting
the
pursuit
and
killing
or
capture
of
wild
animals
regarded
as
a
sport
deer
hunting
deer
hunt
hunting
deer
ducking
duck
hunting
hunting
ducks
fox
hunting
foxhunt
mounted
hunters
follow
hounds
in
pursuit
of
a
fox
hunt
hunting
the
work
of
finding
and
killing
or
capturing
animals
for
food
or
pelts
power
trip
(slang)
a
self-aggrandizing
action
undertaken
simply
for
the
pleasure
of
exercising
control
over
other
people
search
hunt
hunting
the
activity
of
looking
thoroughly
in
order
to
find
something
or
someone
expedition
military
expedition
hostile
expedition
a
military
campaign
designed
to
achieve
a
specific
objective
in
a
foreign
country
self-gratification
head
trip
the
act
of
satisfying
your
own
desires
and
giving
yourself
pleasure
wolf
spider
hunting
spider
ground
spider
that
hunts
its
prey
instead
of
using
a
web
hunting
dog
a
dog
used
in
hunting
game
African
hunting
dog
hyena
dog
Cape
hunting
dog
Lycaon
pictus
a
powerful
doglike
mammal
of
southern
and
eastern
Africa
that
hunts
in
large
packs,
now
rare
in
settled
area
hunter
hunting
watch
a
watch
with
a
hinged
metal
lid
to
protect
the
crystal
hunting
knife
a
large
sharp
knife
with
a
handle
shaped
to
fit
the
grip
lodge
hunting
lodge
a
small
(rustic)
house
used
as
a
temporary
shelter
riding
crop
hunting
crop
a
short
whip
with
a
thong
at
the
end
and
a
handle
for
opening
gates
trip
line
a
light
rope
used
in
lumbering
to
free
a
dog
hook
from
a
log
at
a
distance
tripper
trip
a
catch
mechanism
that
acts
as
a
switch,
the
pressure
activates
the
tripper
and
releases
the
water
trip
wire
a
wire
stretched
close
to
the
ground
that
activates
something
(a
trap
or
camera
or
weapon)
when
tripped
over
dispatch
despatch
expedition
expeditiousness
the
property
of
being
prompt
and
efficient,
it
was
done
with
dispatch
fishing
expedition
an
investigation
undertaken
in
the
hope
(but
not
the
stated
purpose)
of
discovering
information
round-trip
ticket
return
ticket
a
ticket
to
a
place
and
back
(usually
over
the
same
route)
hunting
license
hunting
licence
hunting
permit
game
license
a
license
authorizing
the
bearer
to
kill
a
certain
type
of
animal
during
a
specified
period
of
time
trip
head
trip
an
exciting
or
stimulating
experience
slip
trip
an
accidental
misstep
threatening
(or
causing)
a
fall,
he
blamed
his
slip
on
the
ice,
the
jolt
caused
many
slips
and
a
few
spills
guilt
guilty
conscience
guilt
feelings
guilt
trip
remorse
caused
by
feeling
responsible
for
some
offense
trip
wire
a
small
military
force
that
serves
as
a
first
line
of
defense,
if
they
become
engaged
in
hostilities
it
will
trigger
the
intervention
of
stronger
military
forces
hunting
and
gathering
tribe
hunting
and
gathering
society
group
that
supports
itself
by
hunting
and
fishing
and
by
gathering
wild
fruits
and
vegetables,
usually
nomadic
expedition
an
organized
group
of
people
undertaking
a
journey
for
a
particular
purpose,
an
expedition
was
sent
to
explore
Mars
Lewis
and
Clark
Expedition
an
expedition
sent
by
Thomas
Jefferson
to
explore
the
northwestern
territories
of
the
United
States,
led
by
Meriwether
Lewis
and
William
Clark,
traveled
from
St.
Louis
to
the
mouth
of
the
Columbia
River
fromto
hunting
ground
an
area
in
which
game
is
hunted
hunting
guide
guide
to
people
hunting
in
unfamiliar
territory
trip
a
hallucinatory
experience
induced
by
drugs,
an
acid
trip
hunting
ground
a
place
where
opportunities
abound
round-trip
light
time
RTLT
the
elapsed
time
it
takes
for
a
signal
to
travel
from
Earth
to
a
spacecraft
(or
other
body)
and
back
to
the
starting
point
hunting
season
the
season
during
which
it
is
legal
to
kill
a
particular
species
trip
up
catch
detect
a
blunder
or
misstep,
The
reporter
tripped
up
the
senator
stumble
slip
up
trip
up
make
an
error,
She
slipped
up
and
revealed
the
name
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