Definition of whaling in English:

whaling

noun ˈweɪlɪŋˈ(h)weɪlɪŋ

mass noun

The practice or industry of hunting and killing whales for their oil, meat, or whalebone.
捕鲸；捕鲸业
a ban on whaling
as modifier the whaling industry
whaling nations
Example sentencesExamples
- Iceland's delegation responded by walking out of the meeting and threatening to resume commercial whaling with or without approval.
- But the biggest issues for me, mate, was sealing, whaling and the killing of penguins.
- The story of whaling in Eden is much more than just a story about a bygone industry or even a story about an amazing partnership between man and beast.
- Japan aims to return the commission to a whaling industry - controlled body, so that commercial whaling can resume.
- After a long campaign by several environment groups, the International Whaling Commission imposes a moratorium on commercial whaling.
- The widescale whaling of the past exists no longer, and most whales are now protected under international law.
- A quarter of a century after whaling was banned in Australian waters, whale watching has become a tourism success story.
- This situation eased in 1986 when the international Whaling Commission declared a moratorium on whaling.
- There has been an international ban on all commercial whaling since 1986, and on grey whales since 1949.
- Iceland could also begin straightforward commercial whaling at any time, although it says that it will not do so until at least 2006.
- Iceland, Japan and Norway want to abandon the ban and threatened to begin commercial whaling with or without international agreement.
- Japan's ambassador to Australia, Hideaki Ueda, said last week that he hoped that the IWC would soon allow a return to commercial whaling.
- Alice Roberts looks back at Dundee's history of whaling and meets former whalers who risked their lives in this now reviled industry.
- He's continuing to call for caution in allowing commercial whaling in the foreseeable future.
- What is the effect of the increasing whale watching industry, which like whaling before it, ranges from feeding to birthing grounds?
- Japan will lead the charge to overturn a ban on commercial whaling when the International Whaling Commission meets in just over a week.
- With whaling still outlawed, the Japanese are out of practice when it comes to taking out large blubbery mammals.
- From that time on for over ten years I stuck to Athneal like a pilot fish and he taught me, not only whaling and its history in the islands but about Bequia life as well.
- Despite the ban on commercial whaling, many whales are caught in Korean waters.
- Our attack at the moment is to expose the fraud of commercial whaling under the guise of scientific whaling.

Definition of whaling in US English:

whaling

nounˈ(h)weɪlɪŋˈ(h)wāliNG

The practice or industry of hunting and killing whales for their oil, meat, or whalebone.
捕鲸；捕鲸业
a ban on whaling
as modifier the whaling industry
whaling nations
Example sentencesExamples
- What is the effect of the increasing whale watching industry, which like whaling before it, ranges from feeding to birthing grounds?
- Iceland, Japan and Norway want to abandon the ban and threatened to begin commercial whaling with or without international agreement.
- This situation eased in 1986 when the international Whaling Commission declared a moratorium on whaling.
- The widescale whaling of the past exists no longer, and most whales are now protected under international law.
- Iceland could also begin straightforward commercial whaling at any time, although it says that it will not do so until at least 2006.
- Despite the ban on commercial whaling, many whales are caught in Korean waters.
- With whaling still outlawed, the Japanese are out of practice when it comes to taking out large blubbery mammals.
- From that time on for over ten years I stuck to Athneal like a pilot fish and he taught me, not only whaling and its history in the islands but about Bequia life as well.
- A quarter of a century after whaling was banned in Australian waters, whale watching has become a tourism success story.
- Japan's ambassador to Australia, Hideaki Ueda, said last week that he hoped that the IWC would soon allow a return to commercial whaling.
- Japan aims to return the commission to a whaling industry - controlled body, so that commercial whaling can resume.
- Alice Roberts looks back at Dundee's history of whaling and meets former whalers who risked their lives in this now reviled industry.
- Japan will lead the charge to overturn a ban on commercial whaling when the International Whaling Commission meets in just over a week.
- Iceland's delegation responded by walking out of the meeting and threatening to resume commercial whaling with or without approval.
- He's continuing to call for caution in allowing commercial whaling in the foreseeable future.
- But the biggest issues for me, mate, was sealing, whaling and the killing of penguins.
- The story of whaling in Eden is much more than just a story about a bygone industry or even a story about an amazing partnership between man and beast.
- Our attack at the moment is to expose the fraud of commercial whaling under the guise of scientific whaling.
- There has been an international ban on all commercial whaling since 1986, and on grey whales since 1949.
- After a long campaign by several environment groups, the International Whaling Commission imposes a moratorium on commercial whaling.

词汇	whaling
释义	Definition of whaling in English: whaling noun ˈweɪlɪŋˈ(h)weɪlɪŋ mass noun The practice or industry of hunting and killing whales for their oil, meat, or whalebone. 捕鲸；捕鲸业 a ban on whaling as modifier the whaling industry whaling nations Example sentencesExamples Iceland's delegation responded by walking out of the meeting and threatening to resume commercial whaling with or without approval. But the biggest issues for me, mate, was sealing, whaling and the killing of penguins. The story of whaling in Eden is much more than just a story about a bygone industry or even a story about an amazing partnership between man and beast. Japan aims to return the commission to a whaling industry - controlled body, so that commercial whaling can resume. After a long campaign by several environment groups, the International Whaling Commission imposes a moratorium on commercial whaling. The widescale whaling of the past exists no longer, and most whales are now protected under international law. A quarter of a century after whaling was banned in Australian waters, whale watching has become a tourism success story. This situation eased in 1986 when the international Whaling Commission declared a moratorium on whaling. There has been an international ban on all commercial whaling since 1986, and on grey whales since 1949. Iceland could also begin straightforward commercial whaling at any time, although it says that it will not do so until at least 2006. Iceland, Japan and Norway want to abandon the ban and threatened to begin commercial whaling with or without international agreement. Japan's ambassador to Australia, Hideaki Ueda, said last week that he hoped that the IWC would soon allow a return to commercial whaling. Alice Roberts looks back at Dundee's history of whaling and meets former whalers who risked their lives in this now reviled industry. He's continuing to call for caution in allowing commercial whaling in the foreseeable future. What is the effect of the increasing whale watching industry, which like whaling before it, ranges from feeding to birthing grounds? Japan will lead the charge to overturn a ban on commercial whaling when the International Whaling Commission meets in just over a week. With whaling still outlawed, the Japanese are out of practice when it comes to taking out large blubbery mammals. From that time on for over ten years I stuck to Athneal like a pilot fish and he taught me, not only whaling and its history in the islands but about Bequia life as well. Despite the ban on commercial whaling, many whales are caught in Korean waters. Our attack at the moment is to expose the fraud of commercial whaling under the guise of scientific whaling. Definition of whaling in US English: whaling nounˈ(h)weɪlɪŋˈ(h)wāliNG The practice or industry of hunting and killing whales for their oil, meat, or whalebone. 捕鲸；捕鲸业 a ban on whaling as modifier the whaling industry whaling nations Example sentencesExamples What is the effect of the increasing whale watching industry, which like whaling before it, ranges from feeding to birthing grounds? Iceland, Japan and Norway want to abandon the ban and threatened to begin commercial whaling with or without international agreement. This situation eased in 1986 when the international Whaling Commission declared a moratorium on whaling. The widescale whaling of the past exists no longer, and most whales are now protected under international law. Iceland could also begin straightforward commercial whaling at any time, although it says that it will not do so until at least 2006. Despite the ban on commercial whaling, many whales are caught in Korean waters. With whaling still outlawed, the Japanese are out of practice when it comes to taking out large blubbery mammals. From that time on for over ten years I stuck to Athneal like a pilot fish and he taught me, not only whaling and its history in the islands but about Bequia life as well. A quarter of a century after whaling was banned in Australian waters, whale watching has become a tourism success story. Japan's ambassador to Australia, Hideaki Ueda, said last week that he hoped that the IWC would soon allow a return to commercial whaling. Japan aims to return the commission to a whaling industry - controlled body, so that commercial whaling can resume. Alice Roberts looks back at Dundee's history of whaling and meets former whalers who risked their lives in this now reviled industry. Japan will lead the charge to overturn a ban on commercial whaling when the International Whaling Commission meets in just over a week. Iceland's delegation responded by walking out of the meeting and threatening to resume commercial whaling with or without approval. He's continuing to call for caution in allowing commercial whaling in the foreseeable future. But the biggest issues for me, mate, was sealing, whaling and the killing of penguins. The story of whaling in Eden is much more than just a story about a bygone industry or even a story about an amazing partnership between man and beast. Our attack at the moment is to expose the fraud of commercial whaling under the guise of scientific whaling. There has been an international ban on all commercial whaling since 1986, and on grey whales since 1949. After a long campaign by several environment groups, the International Whaling Commission imposes a moratorium on commercial whaling.
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