Definition of fox hunt in English:

fox hunt

noun

An act or period of hunting a fox across country with a pack of hounds by a group of people on foot and horseback.
they decided to join a couple of fox hunts to pass the time
Example sentencesExamples
- For fun, there were horseback rides and fox hunts.
- Protests against Boxing Day fox hunts have been called off by campaigners.
- The fox hunt will have blocked these escape routes, forcing the fox to flee across land and thus provide a chase for the hunt.
- A neighbor suggested Young join him on a fox hunt.
- Fox hunts are not exactly common phenomena in today's society.
- Pembrokeshire's two fox hunts are considering their futures now that a hunting ban has become a reality.
- The Protection of Wild Mammals Act provides for up to six months in jail and a £5,000 fine for anyone who takes part in a fox-hunt using dogs.
- This would allow licenced fox hunts to continue if they can prove they perform an essential role in rural areas.
- The Charlton Hunt was an early formal fox-hunt, dating to 1732.
- Thousands of determined hunters were expected to turn out today for what could be one of the last legal fox hunts in York and North Yorkshire.

词汇	fox hunt
释义	Definition of fox hunt in English: fox hunt noun An act or period of hunting a fox across country with a pack of hounds by a group of people on foot and horseback. they decided to join a couple of fox hunts to pass the time Example sentencesExamples For fun, there were horseback rides and fox hunts. Protests against Boxing Day fox hunts have been called off by campaigners. The fox hunt will have blocked these escape routes, forcing the fox to flee across land and thus provide a chase for the hunt. A neighbor suggested Young join him on a fox hunt. Fox hunts are not exactly common phenomena in today's society. Pembrokeshire's two fox hunts are considering their futures now that a hunting ban has become a reality. The Protection of Wild Mammals Act provides for up to six months in jail and a £5,000 fine for anyone who takes part in a fox-hunt using dogs. This would allow licenced fox hunts to continue if they can prove they perform an essential role in rural areas. The Charlton Hunt was an early formal fox-hunt, dating to 1732. Thousands of determined hunters were expected to turn out today for what could be one of the last legal fox hunts in York and North Yorkshire.
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