lurcher in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for lurcher in the English»Spanish Dictionary

lurcher [Am ˈlərtʃər, Brit ˈləːtʃə] N

lurcher

perro m de caza (cruce de lebrel inglés y collie)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I have given up trying to explain to the uninitiated, what exactly a lurcher is and find the simplest thing is to invent a breed that matches his good looks.

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We know one high-spirited lurcher that escaped from its owners, rampaged around the dining room and vaulted over the reception desk.

www.telegraph.co.uk

It was just pictures of him with his dog which is a lurcher.

www.irishmirror.ie

He had been caught with video on his mobile phone of lurcher dogs hunting wild roe deer and foxes.

www.itv.com

She is a pretty, dark brindle lurcher.

www.berwick-advertiser.co.uk

Coursing, which involves lurcher dogs being used to chase and catch hares before tearing them apart, was made illegal in 2005.

www.kentnews.co.uk

In recent years, badger baiters have bred a new type of dog known as a bull lurcher.

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Such an appreciation of silence is uncommon and shows how, just like the lurcher, great intellects are happy with their own company.

www.independent.ie

Lurcher's modus operandi involves disguise and trickery: it's easier to burgle a house when the inhabitants are terrified of devils.

en.wikipedia.org

It does appear to be the size of a lurcher but, again, we can't be 100% certain due to the condition of the body.

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