n.捕杀动物者(尤指为获取毛皮)

原形：trapper复数：trappers

The trapper skillfully set up his traps, hoping to catch a few rabbits for dinner.
译文：捕兽者熟练地布置了他的陷阱，希望能捕到几只兔子做晚餐。
In the old days, a trapper's livelihood depended on his knowledge of the forest and its animals.
译文：在过去，捕兽者的生计依赖于他对森林及其动物的了解。
The trapper checked his snares every morning, always careful not to harm any endangered species.
译文：捕兽人每天早上都会检查他的套索，总是小心翼翼避免伤害到任何濒危物种。
A skilled trapper knows how to read the signs left by animals and predict their movements.
译文：一个熟练的捕兽者懂得如何解读动物留下的痕迹并预测它们的行动。
The fur trader exchanged goods with the trapper for a fine pelt he had acquired.
译文：皮草商人用货物与捕兽者交换了一张他获得的优质毛皮。
Trappers in the Canadian wilderness often faced harsh winters and isolation.
译文：加拿大荒野中的捕兽者常常面临严酷的冬天和与世隔绝的生活。
The story of the mountain man and the experienced trapper captivated the young listeners around the campfire.
译文：山地人和经验丰富的捕兽者的故事吸引了围坐在营火旁的年轻听众。
Trapping was once a common practice for survival and trade, but today it is heavily regulated due to conservation concerns.
译文：捕兽曾是为生存和贸易而普遍进行的活动，但出于保护环境的考虑，如今已受到严格管制。
The old trapper shared his wisdom about living off the land with the eager group of apprentice outdoorsmen.
译文：老捕兽者向一群渴望学习的户外新手分享了他依靠自然生活的智慧。
With great respect for nature, the trapper released the non-target species unharmed back into the wild.
译文：捕兽者怀着对自然的极大尊重，将非目标物种毫发无损地放归野外。