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Definition of big game in English: big gamenoun mass nounLarge animals hunted for sport. （供狩猎用的）大猎物 as modifier a big-game hunter Example sentencesExamples - There's no doubt about it, the Savage Striker will tickle the fancy of big-game handgun hunters.
- Thika in those days - the year was 1913 - was a favourite camp for big-game hunters and beyond it there was only bush and plain.
- James is interested in water sports and big-game fishing, while Ailish loves horse riding.
- Hunting is big business around here, with big-game hunters from all over the world visiting the many lodges and ranches in the area.
- The rewards can be huge for a band of men who regard themselves as modern-day big-game hunters.
- Eric's trip wasn't successful and he lost much of his enthusiasm for big-game hunting.
- Jack O'Connor used the .270 rifle to take every big-game animal in the country.
- Never mind that big-game hunting has grown faster than the population for the last 20 years, and is more popular now than ever before.
- American big-game hunter, deep-sea fisherman, war correspondent, and winner of the 1954 Nobel Prize for Literature.
- Full-power buckshot and slug loads are intended for big-game hunting.
- The basic concept was conceived by Elgin Gates, the noted big-game hunter and champion racing boat driver.
- Hunters who shoot their big-game rifles only a few times annually, if they clean at all, often use soft aluminum multi-piece rods without a bore guide.
- The featured speaker is big-game hunter and author Craig Boddington.
- I would guess he was looking for greater power and deeper penetration for use on big-game animals.
- The Southwest's earliest human inhabitants arrived as big-game hunters twelve to fifteen thousand years ago.
- To survive in the winter you had to engage in ice fishing or big-game hunting, both of which are very complex activities.
- It is hugely popular among hunters who want an off-season practice gun to complement their big-game rifles.
- The problem we all face in big-game hunting is the unexpected - when the shot is slightly off, or the animal doesn't react the way you expected.
- A few activities, like big-game hunting, are off-limits to the kids, but in general they grow up quickly, and are a part of what goes on.
- My son shot his first big-game animal with it at age 12 and he was very comfortable with it by the time we went into the field.
Definition of big game in US English: big gamenounˌbɪɡ ˈɡeɪmˌbiɡ ˈɡām Large animals hunted for sport. （供狩猎用的）大猎物 as modifier a big-game hunter Example sentencesExamples - There's no doubt about it, the Savage Striker will tickle the fancy of big-game handgun hunters.
- The Southwest's earliest human inhabitants arrived as big-game hunters twelve to fifteen thousand years ago.
- Full-power buckshot and slug loads are intended for big-game hunting.
- It is hugely popular among hunters who want an off-season practice gun to complement their big-game rifles.
- My son shot his first big-game animal with it at age 12 and he was very comfortable with it by the time we went into the field.
- Jack O'Connor used the .270 rifle to take every big-game animal in the country.
- James is interested in water sports and big-game fishing, while Ailish loves horse riding.
- Thika in those days - the year was 1913 - was a favourite camp for big-game hunters and beyond it there was only bush and plain.
- The featured speaker is big-game hunter and author Craig Boddington.
- The problem we all face in big-game hunting is the unexpected - when the shot is slightly off, or the animal doesn't react the way you expected.
- American big-game hunter, deep-sea fisherman, war correspondent, and winner of the 1954 Nobel Prize for Literature.
- The basic concept was conceived by Elgin Gates, the noted big-game hunter and champion racing boat driver.
- Never mind that big-game hunting has grown faster than the population for the last 20 years, and is more popular now than ever before.
- To survive in the winter you had to engage in ice fishing or big-game hunting, both of which are very complex activities.
- I would guess he was looking for greater power and deeper penetration for use on big-game animals.
- Eric's trip wasn't successful and he lost much of his enthusiasm for big-game hunting.
- The rewards can be huge for a band of men who regard themselves as modern-day big-game hunters.
- A few activities, like big-game hunting, are off-limits to the kids, but in general they grow up quickly, and are a part of what goes on.
- Hunters who shoot their big-game rifles only a few times annually, if they clean at all, often use soft aluminum multi-piece rods without a bore guide.
- Hunting is big business around here, with big-game hunters from all over the world visiting the many lodges and ranches in the area.
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