poacher in Czech
poacher in Czech is pytlák — poacher means someone who illegally hunts or catches animals, especially protected wildlife.
poacher in Czech
pytlák
A person who trespasses in order to take game illegally, one who poaches; a person who illegally takes animals or plants from the wild.
What does "poacher" mean?
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noun Someone who illegally hunts or catches animals, especially protected wildlife.
"The documentary followed rangers tracking down a poacher in the reserve."
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noun A pan or device with cup-shaped compartments used to cook eggs over simmering water.
"She used an egg poacher to make perfectly round poached eggs."
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poacher in a sentence
- The documentary followed rangers tracking down a poacher in the reserve.
- She used an egg poacher to make perfectly round poached eggs.
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What is "poacher" in Czech?
"poacher" in Czech is pytlák. poacher means: Someone who illegally hunts or catches animals, especially protected wildlife.
How do you use "poacher" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary followed rangers tracking down a poacher in the reserve." In Czech, "poacher" is pytlák.
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