1.(特指为取得毛皮)用捕兽机捕兽的人;【电】陷波器;【矿】(矿坑)通风口值班工人
1.someone who catches wild animals, especially for their fur
1.If the cow buffalo was pregnant they savored one of the trappers' most exotic luxuries: the raw legs of unborn calves.
假如是一只怀孕的母牛，他们会生吃狩猎者给他们带来的最具异乡风味的奢侈品——未出胎的小牛腿。
2.We relied on wildlife trappers to recommend us, but during the downturn people chose to save money and just live with raccoons in the attic.
我们依赖于野生动物捕捉公司的推荐。但在经济衰退时期，人们为了省钱，宁可和阁楼上的浣熊们和平共处。
3.A small band of newly licensed trappers hit the trail this week of pythons living in the swampy wetlands of southern Florida.
一小群新拥有执照的捕猎者来到了这个位于佛罗里达州南部沼泽的蟒蛇栖息地区。
4.There British, American, Spanish and Russian trappers competed to kill sea otters.
在那里，英国、美国、西班牙和俄罗斯的捕猎者争相猎杀海獭。
5.Mainly they earned their money as miners, fishermen, animal trappers and store owners.
他们主要靠作矿工，渔民，猎人或开商店赚钱。
6.Spring loaded side pieces of the split blade fly apart to become blade trappers .
装有弹簧的分裂刃弹开成为敌刃陷阱。
7.In the early 1900s, these meetings stopped happening because modern trappers and fur buyers had no use for them.
1900年代初期，不再继续此一聚会，因为新派的捕兽者及毛皮买主已经不再需要此种聚会；
8.We followed an early stagecoach route that was probably also used by trappers and early settlers.
我们开始沿着一条早期的驿站马车公路前行，这恐怕也是当年的捕兽人和早期居住者的所经之路。
9.In 1806, John Colter, a member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, left to join a group of fur trappers.
1806年，作为刘易斯和克拉克探险队成员的约翰•科尔特尔离开了探险队而加入一个毛皮猎人小组。
10.The right, if they are wild, to roam free, unmarried by hunters, trappers or slaughters.
如果它们是野生的，在不被猎人、下套者或屠杀者折磨的环境中自由闲逛的权利，。