English to Latin Meaning of spoor - spoor

Spoor :

spoor

noun

verb

socors, vestigium, trahentium

Spoor :: SpoorSpoored :: spooredSpooring :: spooringSpoors :: spoors

← Spoonerism

sporadic →

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Definitions of spoor in English

Noun(1) the trail left by a person or an animal; what the hunter follows in pursuing game

Examples of spoor in English

(1) they searched around the hut for a spoor(2) He located the fox's spoor and loped along in pursuit.(3) taking the spear, he set off to spoor the man(4) As it was vanishing on the hill-tops, a group of enthusiasts preferred to forgo arguing and, grasping their spears, were soon busy tracking its spoor on the soft soil in the crevices among the boulders.(5) On the windowsill, the pigeon is gone, but it has left its spoor .(6) The gasping clouds of my breath mingled with the fog as I followed the spoor , pushing through denuded branches and the winter skeletons of undergrowth.(7) The spoor was fresher, and the side trails of the leopard's continued presence in the area told them they were approaching her lair.(8) the trail is marked by wolf spoor(9) He found the spoor easily enough and followed it for about a minute, but then it forked.(10) But those who have spoored him across the country on his speaking engagements say he is a deeply moralistic man who feels strongly about principles and public conduct.(11) He soon became an expert spoorer and hunter of all types of game, especially antelope.(12) He said police then followed spoors into the Santa informal settlement and saw the cattle with an unidentified man.(13) The three bulls, according to the natives, had been spoored into the dense patch of bush above the kloof.(14) They were invaluable as guides, first-rate spoorers , had extraordinary knowledge of edible roots and herbs, and under almost any circumstances would not starve.(15) Game is spoored , stalked and watched under supervision of experienced guides.(16) They followed cattle spoors for about seven kilometres and found 66 of the cattle scattered over a distance of 10 km.

(1) wooden spoon ::

dicula lignea

(2) soup spoon ::

dicula pulmenti

(3) measuring spoon ::

dicula mensuræ

(4) silver spoon ::

argenteum appendens

(5) slotted spoon ::

slotted cochleari

(6) spoon-feed ::

dicula-feed

(7) small spoon ::

parva dicula

(8) plastic spoon ::

plastic cochleari

(9) greasy spoon ::

dicula pinguia

Synonyms

1. spoor ::

spoor

2. slot ::

socors

3. trace ::

vestigium

4. trail ::

trahentium

Different Forms

spoor, spoored, spooring, spoors

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