другие переводы
| добыча |
production
prey
mining
extraction
spoil
output
|
| жертва |
sacrifice
victim
offering
prey
casualty
oblation
|
| охотиться |
hunt
prey
chase
shoot
prey on
prey upon
|
| грабить |
rob
plunder
loot
pillage
despoil
prey
|
| терзать |
worry
rankle
maul
drag
prey
gnaw
|
| мучить |
torment
torture
excruciate
tantalize
rack
prey
|
| ловить |
catch
take
prey
prey on
prey upon
|
| вымогать |
squeeze
pinch
exact
wring
fleece
prey
|
| обманывать |
deceive
cheat
kid
fool
spoof
prey
|
синонимы
имя существительное
глагол
примеры использования
A kelpie is designed to lure and kill, just as a wolf is designed to hunt its prey.
They all knew it, but dragon-kings tortured their prey anyway.
Humans and Fae alike were their prey.
The Daglan possessed mighty, monstrous beasts—hounds, they called them, though they didn’t look like the hounds we know—that they used to run prey to ground before they tortured and killed them.
“Somewhere I’ve read that these huge cats jump at their prey only when they see it make a move.
She saw their arrowed bodies as pale ribbons under the sea, and they burst out of the water with even more power than the sea drays, screeching loudly, scattering their prey before.
They weren’t men any more, any of them, just prey.
They would wait until prey came within range then glide down from a tree on spread wings.
Neanderthals were brutish and brawny, well-equipped to hunt larger animals and survive in colder climates, whereas Homo sapiens were slender-limbed, and only capable of hunting smaller prey.
Small screaming prey and they knew it.
So this is how it is to be prey.
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