hunting ground
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈhunting ˌground noun [countable] 1. DSOa place where animals are hunted 狩猎场2 a happy/good hunting ground (for something) FINDa place where people who are interested in a particular thing can easily find what they want 能让人轻易找到自己感兴趣东西的地方，（某事物）爱好者的天堂 Madeira used to be a happy hunting ground for antique collectors. 马德拉曾经是古董收藏者的乐园。
Examples from the Corpus
hunting ground• And here is a beaver, indicating a beaver hunting ground.• There is also the fertile hunting ground of health.• I pass up a roadside rest area, a happy hunting ground for new cars and ready cash.• In the early years of this century, many a collector found Madeira a happy hunting ground.• It plans a four-event world championship programme for 1991, starting on its happy hunting ground, the Safari Rally.• The edges of the road are an ideal hunting ground for recyclable bottles and cans.ˈhunting ˌground nounChineseSyllable
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hunting ground
ˈhunting ˌground
noun [countable]
1. a place where animals are hunted
2. a happy/good hunting ground (for something) a place where people who are interested in a particular thing can easily find what they want:
Madeira used to be a happy hunting ground for antique collectors.
ˈhunting ˌground
noun [countable]1. a place where animals are hunted
2. a happy/good hunting ground (for something) a place where people who are interested in a particular thing can easily find what they want: