hunt where the ducks are

动词 v.
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英文释义

动词 v.
  1. To seek opportunities or results in situations or places where they are most likely to be found. idiomatic
    — In determining the content of his telecast [Richard] Nixon had, in the vernacular, chosen to hunt where the ducks were, i.e., he made his pitch to that vast television audience which had long shown a preference for the “I Love Lucy” show over the more erudite forms of television fare.

词形变化

hunts where the ducks are present,singular,third-person hunting where the ducks are participle,present hunted where the ducks were participle,past hunted where the ducks were past hunted where the ducks are participle,past hunted where the ducks are past go hunting where the ducks are alternative hunt where the ducks were alternative hunt where the ducks fly alternative
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