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abattage de phoques
seal cull SUST. CAZA
cull seal, whale
I. cull [ingl. brit. kʌl, ingl. am. kəl] SUST.
1. cull AGR. GANAD.:
2. cull atrbv. (selected for culling):
cull animal, cow, sow
3. cull CAZA (for skin, meat):
4. cull (animals killed):
II. cull [ingl. brit. kʌl, ingl. am. kəl] V. trans.
1. cull AGR. GANAD.:
cull livestock
cull fox
2. cull CAZA:
cull seal, whale
3. cull (gather):
cull information, details
puiser (from sth dans qc)
I. seal [ingl. brit. siːl, ingl. am. ˈsi(ə)l] SUST.
1. seal ZOOL.:
seal atrbv. hunting
seal meat
seal population
2. seal DER. (gen):
to set one's seal on literal document
to set one's seal on fig. championship, match
to set the seal on friendship
to set the seal on trend, regime
3. seal (integrity mechanism):
4. seal (closing mechanism):
II. seal [ingl. brit. siːl, ingl. am. ˈsi(ə)l] V. trans.
1. seal (authenticate):
seal document, letter
2. seal (close):
seal envelope, package
seal container, lorry
seal oil well, pipe
seal gap
3. seal (make airtight, watertight):
seal jar, tin
seal plaster
seal roof, window frame
4. seal (settle definitively):
seal alliance, friendship
sceller (with par)
seal deal
conclure (with par)
to seal sb's fate
III. seal [ingl. brit. siːl, ingl. am. ˈsi(ə)l] V. intr. CAZA
IV. sealed ADJ.
sealed envelope
sealed package
sealed bid, instructions, orders
sealed jar
sealed door, vault
I. cull [kʌl] V. trans.
1. cull ZOOL. (limit population by killing):
2. cull (choose from various sources):
to cull sth from sth
II. cull [kʌl] SUST. ZOOL.
seal1 [si:l] SUST.
I. seal2 [si:l] SUST.
1. seal (official wax mark):
2. seal (stamp):
3. seal:
4. seal (airtight or watertight joint):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. seal2 [si:l] V. trans.
1. seal (put a seal on):
2. seal (make airtight or watertight):
3. seal (close):
seal frontier, port
4. seal (confirm and finalize):
I. cull [kʌl] V. trans.
1. cull ZOOL. (limit population by killing):
2. cull (choose from various sources):
to cull sth from sth
II. cull [kʌl] SUST. ZOOL.
seal1 [sil] SUST.
I. seal2 [sil] SUST.
1. seal (wax mark):
2. seal (stamp):
3. seal:
4. seal (airtight or watertight joint):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. seal2 [sil] V. trans.
1. seal (put seal on):
2. seal (make airtight, watertight):
3. seal (close):
seal border, port
4. seal (finalize):
seal deal, agreement
Present
Icull
youcull
he/she/itculls
wecull
youcull
theycull
Past
Iculled
youculled
he/she/itculled
weculled
youculled
theyculled
Present Perfect
Ihaveculled
youhaveculled
he/she/ithasculled
wehaveculled
youhaveculled
theyhaveculled
Past Perfect
Ihadculled
youhadculled
he/she/ithadculled
wehadculled
youhadculled
theyhadculled
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They did so by culling overgrown populaces, hunting too powerful predators that otherwise would rampage unchecked and fending off otherwordly spirits that overstepped their stance.
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Episodes were culled down from longer recording sessions with the best game performances chosen to compile into one or more episodes.
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The album is culled from the results of three sessions over a span of close to twelve months featuring different personnel.
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From the 1950s the government employed professional hunters to cull the deer population.
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Elk and deer hunting, to cull excessive numbers, is permitted in a managed hunt every fall.
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