snaring

UK
/ˈsneərɪŋ/
US
/ˈsnerɪŋ/
snaringsubstantiv
Übersetzungen
The hunter set a snaring trap in the forest.
Охотник установил ловушку в лесу.
The snaring of the enemy was a crucial part of the plan.
Захват врага был важной частью плана.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
The act of capturing or trapping an animal using a snare.
The hunter was skilled in the snaring of rabbits in the forest.
snaringgerundium / partizip präsens
UK
/ˈsneərɪŋ/
US
/ˈsnerɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that captures or entraps.
Definitionen
Capturing or capable of capturing in a snare; entangling.
The hunter laid a snaring wire across the path.
snareverb

snaring

Gerundium

snared
Präteritum
snared
Partizip Perfekt
snaring
Gerundium
UK
/sneə/
US
/sner/
Übersetzungen
The hunter managed to snare a rabbit in the forest.
Охотнику удалось поймать кролика в лесу.
The detective set a trap to snare the criminal.
Детектив устроил ловушку, чтобы захватить преступника.
The bird accidentally snared itself in the net.
Птица случайно поймалась в сеть.
Definitionen
To catch or trap an animal using a snare.
The hunter snared a rabbit in the forest.
To capture or entangle someone or something, often by trickery or deception.
The con artist snared the unsuspecting tourist with a fake investment scheme.
To remove tissue or growths with a surgical snare.
The surgeon snared the lesion during the endoscopic procedure.
snaresubstantiv
Definitionen
A trap for capturing animals, typically consisting of a noose made of wire or cord.
The hunter set a snare in the forest to catch rabbits.
A situation that is difficult to escape from; a trap or entanglement.
He found himself caught in the snare of debt.
A type of drum used in a drum kit, characterized by its sharp, staccato sound.
The drummer played a fast rhythm on the snare during the solo.
A surgical instrument consisting of a wire loop used to excise polyps or other growths.
The doctor removed the polyp with a snare.
snareadjektiv
Definitionen
Relating to or designed for a snare or snare drum; used attributively before a noun.
He practiced rudiments on a snare drum.