poacher in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for poacher in the English»French Dictionary

poacher [Brit ˈpəʊtʃə, Am ˈpoʊtʃər] N

1. poacher (hunter):

poacher

braconnier m

2. poacher FOOD (pan):

poacher (for eggs)

pocheuse f

poacher (for fish) Am

poissonnière f

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braconnier

poacher

pocheuse

egg poacher

poacher in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for poacher in the English»French Dictionary

poacher N

poacher

braconnier(-ière) m (f)

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braconnier (-ière)

poacher

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While the ivory may be sold for around $180 (in 2007), a poacher could sell the meat (approximately 1,000 pounds) for up to $6,000.

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It is believed that trophy hunting might attract elephant poachers into moving into legal hunting and leaving elephant trading.

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He showed sympathy with both poachers and gamekeepers.

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Tigers are also another species that are threatened to extinction by poachers.

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The existence of a coastal road traversing the park and a forest road elongating the southeast boundary facilitate access to the park by poachers.

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Scientific collection expeditions took 661 tortoises between 1888 and 1930, and more than 120 tortoises have been taken by poachers since 1990.

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His adventures are bizarre and comedic, involving poachers, police, imprisonments and escapes.

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Many years later, as roads were built through the pampas, cars made it even easier for poachers to get to the deer.

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They soon realize that the shore is home to a poachers camp.

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Goal poachers usually play as centre forwards or second strikers.

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