Definition of wrangler in English:

wrangler

noun ˈraŋɡləˈræŋɡ(ə)lər

1North American A person in charge of horses or other livestock on a ranch.
〈美〉牧人，牧工
Example sentencesExamples
- He has worked as an editor, copywriter, lecturer, careworker, sheep wrangler, bookshop assistant and supply teacher.
- While Cody, Wyoming, artist Thomas Molesworth was no Wild West cowboy, he did have an idea of how a wrangler should live.
- There's plenty of horses and a few dogs to pat and the wranglers can answer about any question you may have about the cowboy way of life.
- Halfway through dinner on our last night, a young wrangler with a winning smile stood up to announce that, a few minutes after dessert, there would be a full-moon cross-country outing to the Homestead Cabin.
- A ‘lunger,’ his tuberculosis kept him from active fighting in the Civil War but he served as a horse wrangler.
- Howard teams up with ‘Silent’ Tom Smith, an eccentric horse wrangler whose days as a cowboy have ended with the demise of the wild west.
- Guests can lend a hand with ranch chores if they like, baling hay and moving cows to new pastures, all the while swapping stories with Brad McCarthy, the engaging, knowledgeable head wrangler.
- We quickly developed a daily routine: over a lavish breakfast of steaming omelets (no cowboy coffee and gravy-soaked biscuits here), a wrangler would help us plan our day.
- Alisal Guest Ranch wrangler and cowboy poet Jake Copass, 82, is a link to an earlier era of ranching in the area.
- Next morning, I joined a walking ride and the cowboys, or wranglers, as they call them here, gave me a very docile horse.
- But, in order to register the team I had to pay 70 thousand dollars, without counting the pony wrangler's salary and all the rest of it.
- Armed with his expert eye and trusty cell phone, top horse wrangler Thomas Saunders V, of Weatherford, Texas, traveled thousands of miles to search for this year's Road to the Horse herd.
- The next morning, I went for a ride with one of the wranglers.
- He and a dozen other Alisal Guest Ranch wranglers have only a couple of hours to catch and saddle 63 horses for guests going on this morning's breakfast ride.
- Beneath the darkening sky, wranglers make final adjustments to harnesses and jingling bells as the teams of locomotive-size draft horses shift impatiently, clouds of steam puffing from their noses.
- With two wranglers and six horses all we needed now were reservations!
- These two Tennessee-born wranglers have spent the past 20 years riding the southern Sierra.
- The wranglers were brilliant horsemen and treated their horses with respect and affection.
- Although wranglers are often found listed among dude ranch jobs, there's a lot more to the daily operation of a dude ranch than roping cattle.
- The wrangler stepping into that welcoming circle of firelight is Kid Russell himself, young again in memory.
1. 1.1 A person who trains and takes care of animals on a film set.
  （电影制片现场的）驯兽师；动物饲养员
  they had three cow wranglers to help with the scene
  Example sentencesExamples
  Were you the rabbit wrangler during that shoot?
  Either way, snake wrangler Scott Boback hopes that his research can provide the key.
  A former pro rodeo cowboy, these days he works primarily as an animal coordinator for films, supervising other wranglers and setting up stunts, shots etc.
  Denise Eriksen says an experienced animal wrangler was on the set every day, vets were on call around the clock and the rooster made a full recovery.
  The smarties then say, ‘if there are no trained ones around, get an animal wrangler to spend a couple of months whipping a sheep into shape.’
  The spider that bites Maguire in the movie is actually a Black Widow spider, painted red and blue by famed spider wrangler Steven R Kutcher.
  From discovering new slithering species to collecting deadly venom, real-world snake wranglers bring you face-to-fang with some of the most mesmerizing snakes on the planet.
  Behind all those cute animals performing amazing acts in films there are animal wranglers like Mark Dumas, who trains bears, and Jim Chubb and his big cats.
  ‘When I have to use other horses brought by the wranglers, there is usually very little prep time with the horses,’ said Bode.
  When I was in Texas shooting The Rookie, I don't remember seeing any kangaroos, so I yelled, ‘Cut, get me the kangaroo wrangler.’
  Vinnie mostly sat on his pedestal, closely monitored by animal wranglers.
  The original story of the outback crocodile wrangler, who is taken back to America by the journalist doing an exposé on him, is an hilarious example of plot development when two diverse cultures collide.
  Considering that Kentis intends Open Water as a cautionary tale against putting too much trust in man vs. nature, it seems perverse that he forced his actors to do exactly that while working with a shark wrangler.
  Go behind the scenes with the movie's snake wrangler, learn how to survive snakebites, and discover some of the weirdest and rarest snake species on the planet.
  Sylvester is a veteran snake wrangler and the owner of Reptile Rentals, a company that supplies snakes and other animals to the film and television industry.
  Just ask the snake wrangler who handled the slithering - and often poisonous - stars of the upcoming thriller Snakes on a Plane.
  A judge has ruled against a film company that sought damages from an animal wrangler after her mule failed to cooperate while filming.
  The National Geographic Channel tags along with snake wranglers from the Australian Reptile Park in Somersby, New South Wales, as they hunt death adders for their valuable and deadly venom.
  Pringle was invited to spend a day on the set, and Griffin spent a couple of weeks giving the wranglers and stunt crew a taste of Mounted Police equestrian drill at the Griffith Park Riding Academy.
  If you just think about it practically for a few moments, you've got to have one kid, one horse, you've got to have one wrangler taking care of that kid and that horse.
2A person engaging in a lengthy and complicated dispute.
吵架者，争吵者；争论者；争辩者
he was known as the wrangler for the aplomb with which he skewered the professors
Example sentencesExamples
- He is not a wrangler, nor quarrelsome, and keeps himself out of all kinds of mischief, which other boys run into.
- In fact, if he means to keep it up, newspapers may want to send a mixed party of philosophers and wranglers, instead of complaisant hacks, to his next party conference.
- Without such exercise, and good sense over and above, a man who has studied logic all his life may, after all, be only a petulant wrangler, without true judgment or skill of reasoning in any science.
- The wrangler has no hypothesis to establish or no concern for truth but the only aim is to create doubt regarding well established facts.
3(at Cambridge University) a person placed in the first class of the mathematical tripos.
（剑桥大学）数学荣誉学位考试优胜者
Example sentencesExamples
- On graduating as third wrangler in 1866, he was elected to a fellowship at Trinity.
- He immediately impressed his teachers with his mathematical ability and he graduated B.A. in 1757 as senior wrangler.
- The mathematician W. H. Miller graduated as fifth wrangler at Cambridge in 1826 and was awarded a fellowship at St. John's College.
- By 1849 there had only been about 20 senior wranglers during the time he tutored (there was only one top student in each year) and around sixty placed in the top three.
- He entered King's College Cambridge, graduating as a wrangler with a B.A. in 1950.
- He arrived with letters of introduction written by G L Rives, a trustee of Columbia College who had been a wrangler at Cambridge in 1872.
- Hardy was placed as fourth wrangler in the Mathematical Tripos of 1898, a result which continued to annoy him for, despite feeling that the system was very silly, he still felt that he should have come out on top.
- He graduated from Pembroke College Cambridge in 1875 as second wrangler, bracketed with George Chrystal.
- In 1879 he entered King's College Cambridge becoming 11th wrangler in the mathematical tripos of 1882.
- He was second wrangler in his final examinations (in common with many other famous mathematicians who were second at Cambridge like Thomson and Maxwell).
- He graduated in 1850 as second wrangler and Smith's prizeman.
- At the age of 18, he entered St John's College, Cambridge, graduating with a B.A. in 1780 as sixth wrangler and first chancellor's medalist.
- [Hopkins] was able to say that he had among his pupils nearly two hundred wranglers, of whom seventeen had been senior and forty-four in one of the first three places.
- He went to St John's College Cambridge, entering the College in 1844 and becoming senior wrangler and Smith's prizeman in 1848.
- Maskelyne entered Cambridge in 1749 where he studied mathematics and graduated seventh wrangler in mathematics in 1754.
- He studied at Queens' College, Cambridge and was coached privately by William Hopkins, graduating in 1834 as senior wrangler and first Smith's prizeman.
- He took Part I and Part II of the Classical Tripos in 1881 and 1883, being twelfth wrangler in the Mathematical Tripos of 1882.
- In 1911 he became a wrangler in Part II of the Tripos.
- Francis was ranked as fourth wrangler meaning that he was fourth out of the students awarded a first class degree.

Rhymes

angler, dangler, strangler

Definition of wrangler in US English:

wrangler

nounˈraNGɡ(ə)lərˈræŋɡ(ə)lər

1North American A person in charge of horses or other livestock on a ranch.
〈美〉牧人，牧工
Example sentencesExamples
- We quickly developed a daily routine: over a lavish breakfast of steaming omelets (no cowboy coffee and gravy-soaked biscuits here), a wrangler would help us plan our day.
- But, in order to register the team I had to pay 70 thousand dollars, without counting the pony wrangler's salary and all the rest of it.
- The wrangler stepping into that welcoming circle of firelight is Kid Russell himself, young again in memory.
- A ‘lunger,’ his tuberculosis kept him from active fighting in the Civil War but he served as a horse wrangler.
- The next morning, I went for a ride with one of the wranglers.
- Armed with his expert eye and trusty cell phone, top horse wrangler Thomas Saunders V, of Weatherford, Texas, traveled thousands of miles to search for this year's Road to the Horse herd.
- While Cody, Wyoming, artist Thomas Molesworth was no Wild West cowboy, he did have an idea of how a wrangler should live.
- Howard teams up with ‘Silent’ Tom Smith, an eccentric horse wrangler whose days as a cowboy have ended with the demise of the wild west.
- Next morning, I joined a walking ride and the cowboys, or wranglers, as they call them here, gave me a very docile horse.
- There's plenty of horses and a few dogs to pat and the wranglers can answer about any question you may have about the cowboy way of life.
- Alisal Guest Ranch wrangler and cowboy poet Jake Copass, 82, is a link to an earlier era of ranching in the area.
- He has worked as an editor, copywriter, lecturer, careworker, sheep wrangler, bookshop assistant and supply teacher.
- With two wranglers and six horses all we needed now were reservations!
- These two Tennessee-born wranglers have spent the past 20 years riding the southern Sierra.
- Halfway through dinner on our last night, a young wrangler with a winning smile stood up to announce that, a few minutes after dessert, there would be a full-moon cross-country outing to the Homestead Cabin.
- Although wranglers are often found listed among dude ranch jobs, there's a lot more to the daily operation of a dude ranch than roping cattle.
- He and a dozen other Alisal Guest Ranch wranglers have only a couple of hours to catch and saddle 63 horses for guests going on this morning's breakfast ride.
- Beneath the darkening sky, wranglers make final adjustments to harnesses and jingling bells as the teams of locomotive-size draft horses shift impatiently, clouds of steam puffing from their noses.
- The wranglers were brilliant horsemen and treated their horses with respect and affection.
- Guests can lend a hand with ranch chores if they like, baling hay and moving cows to new pastures, all the while swapping stories with Brad McCarthy, the engaging, knowledgeable head wrangler.
1. 1.1 A person who trains and takes care of the animals used in a movie.
  （电影制片现场的）驯兽师；动物饲养员
  they had three cow wranglers to help with the scene
  Example sentencesExamples
  Behind all those cute animals performing amazing acts in films there are animal wranglers like Mark Dumas, who trains bears, and Jim Chubb and his big cats.
  Just ask the snake wrangler who handled the slithering - and often poisonous - stars of the upcoming thriller Snakes on a Plane.
  The National Geographic Channel tags along with snake wranglers from the Australian Reptile Park in Somersby, New South Wales, as they hunt death adders for their valuable and deadly venom.
  Pringle was invited to spend a day on the set, and Griffin spent a couple of weeks giving the wranglers and stunt crew a taste of Mounted Police equestrian drill at the Griffith Park Riding Academy.
  Vinnie mostly sat on his pedestal, closely monitored by animal wranglers.
  A former pro rodeo cowboy, these days he works primarily as an animal coordinator for films, supervising other wranglers and setting up stunts, shots etc.
  If you just think about it practically for a few moments, you've got to have one kid, one horse, you've got to have one wrangler taking care of that kid and that horse.
  ‘When I have to use other horses brought by the wranglers, there is usually very little prep time with the horses,’ said Bode.
  The original story of the outback crocodile wrangler, who is taken back to America by the journalist doing an exposé on him, is an hilarious example of plot development when two diverse cultures collide.
  Considering that Kentis intends Open Water as a cautionary tale against putting too much trust in man vs. nature, it seems perverse that he forced his actors to do exactly that while working with a shark wrangler.
  When I was in Texas shooting The Rookie, I don't remember seeing any kangaroos, so I yelled, ‘Cut, get me the kangaroo wrangler.’
  The spider that bites Maguire in the movie is actually a Black Widow spider, painted red and blue by famed spider wrangler Steven R Kutcher.
  Were you the rabbit wrangler during that shoot?
  The smarties then say, ‘if there are no trained ones around, get an animal wrangler to spend a couple of months whipping a sheep into shape.’
  Sylvester is a veteran snake wrangler and the owner of Reptile Rentals, a company that supplies snakes and other animals to the film and television industry.
  From discovering new slithering species to collecting deadly venom, real-world snake wranglers bring you face-to-fang with some of the most mesmerizing snakes on the planet.
  Either way, snake wrangler Scott Boback hopes that his research can provide the key.
  Go behind the scenes with the movie's snake wrangler, learn how to survive snakebites, and discover some of the weirdest and rarest snake species on the planet.
  A judge has ruled against a film company that sought damages from an animal wrangler after her mule failed to cooperate while filming.
  Denise Eriksen says an experienced animal wrangler was on the set every day, vets were on call around the clock and the rooster made a full recovery.
2A person engaging in a lengthy and complicated quarrel or dispute.
吵架者，争吵者；争论者；争辩者
he was known as the wrangler for the aplomb with which he skewered the professors
Example sentencesExamples
- Without such exercise, and good sense over and above, a man who has studied logic all his life may, after all, be only a petulant wrangler, without true judgment or skill of reasoning in any science.
- In fact, if he means to keep it up, newspapers may want to send a mixed party of philosophers and wranglers, instead of complaisant hacks, to his next party conference.
- The wrangler has no hypothesis to establish or no concern for truth but the only aim is to create doubt regarding well established facts.
- He is not a wrangler, nor quarrelsome, and keeps himself out of all kinds of mischief, which other boys run into.

单词	wrangler
释义	Definition of wrangler in English: wrangler noun ˈraŋɡləˈræŋɡ(ə)lər 1North American A person in charge of horses or other livestock on a ranch. 〈美〉牧人，牧工 Example sentencesExamples He has worked as an editor, copywriter, lecturer, careworker, sheep wrangler, bookshop assistant and supply teacher. While Cody, Wyoming, artist Thomas Molesworth was no Wild West cowboy, he did have an idea of how a wrangler should live. There's plenty of horses and a few dogs to pat and the wranglers can answer about any question you may have about the cowboy way of life. Halfway through dinner on our last night, a young wrangler with a winning smile stood up to announce that, a few minutes after dessert, there would be a full-moon cross-country outing to the Homestead Cabin. A ‘lunger,’ his tuberculosis kept him from active fighting in the Civil War but he served as a horse wrangler. Howard teams up with ‘Silent’ Tom Smith, an eccentric horse wrangler whose days as a cowboy have ended with the demise of the wild west. Guests can lend a hand with ranch chores if they like, baling hay and moving cows to new pastures, all the while swapping stories with Brad McCarthy, the engaging, knowledgeable head wrangler. We quickly developed a daily routine: over a lavish breakfast of steaming omelets (no cowboy coffee and gravy-soaked biscuits here), a wrangler would help us plan our day. Alisal Guest Ranch wrangler and cowboy poet Jake Copass, 82, is a link to an earlier era of ranching in the area. Next morning, I joined a walking ride and the cowboys, or wranglers, as they call them here, gave me a very docile horse. But, in order to register the team I had to pay 70 thousand dollars, without counting the pony wrangler's salary and all the rest of it. Armed with his expert eye and trusty cell phone, top horse wrangler Thomas Saunders V, of Weatherford, Texas, traveled thousands of miles to search for this year's Road to the Horse herd. The next morning, I went for a ride with one of the wranglers. He and a dozen other Alisal Guest Ranch wranglers have only a couple of hours to catch and saddle 63 horses for guests going on this morning's breakfast ride. Beneath the darkening sky, wranglers make final adjustments to harnesses and jingling bells as the teams of locomotive-size draft horses shift impatiently, clouds of steam puffing from their noses. With two wranglers and six horses all we needed now were reservations! These two Tennessee-born wranglers have spent the past 20 years riding the southern Sierra. The wranglers were brilliant horsemen and treated their horses with respect and affection. Although wranglers are often found listed among dude ranch jobs, there's a lot more to the daily operation of a dude ranch than roping cattle. The wrangler stepping into that welcoming circle of firelight is Kid Russell himself, young again in memory. 1.1 A person who trains and takes care of animals on a film set. （电影制片现场的）驯兽师；动物饲养员 they had three cow wranglers to help with the scene Example sentencesExamples Were you the rabbit wrangler during that shoot? Either way, snake wrangler Scott Boback hopes that his research can provide the key. A former pro rodeo cowboy, these days he works primarily as an animal coordinator for films, supervising other wranglers and setting up stunts, shots etc. Denise Eriksen says an experienced animal wrangler was on the set every day, vets were on call around the clock and the rooster made a full recovery. The smarties then say, ‘if there are no trained ones around, get an animal wrangler to spend a couple of months whipping a sheep into shape.’ The spider that bites Maguire in the movie is actually a Black Widow spider, painted red and blue by famed spider wrangler Steven R Kutcher. From discovering new slithering species to collecting deadly venom, real-world snake wranglers bring you face-to-fang with some of the most mesmerizing snakes on the planet. Behind all those cute animals performing amazing acts in films there are animal wranglers like Mark Dumas, who trains bears, and Jim Chubb and his big cats. ‘When I have to use other horses brought by the wranglers, there is usually very little prep time with the horses,’ said Bode. When I was in Texas shooting The Rookie, I don't remember seeing any kangaroos, so I yelled, ‘Cut, get me the kangaroo wrangler.’ Vinnie mostly sat on his pedestal, closely monitored by animal wranglers. The original story of the outback crocodile wrangler, who is taken back to America by the journalist doing an exposé on him, is an hilarious example of plot development when two diverse cultures collide. Considering that Kentis intends Open Water as a cautionary tale against putting too much trust in man vs. nature, it seems perverse that he forced his actors to do exactly that while working with a shark wrangler. Go behind the scenes with the movie's snake wrangler, learn how to survive snakebites, and discover some of the weirdest and rarest snake species on the planet. Sylvester is a veteran snake wrangler and the owner of Reptile Rentals, a company that supplies snakes and other animals to the film and television industry. Just ask the snake wrangler who handled the slithering - and often poisonous - stars of the upcoming thriller Snakes on a Plane. A judge has ruled against a film company that sought damages from an animal wrangler after her mule failed to cooperate while filming. The National Geographic Channel tags along with snake wranglers from the Australian Reptile Park in Somersby, New South Wales, as they hunt death adders for their valuable and deadly venom. Pringle was invited to spend a day on the set, and Griffin spent a couple of weeks giving the wranglers and stunt crew a taste of Mounted Police equestrian drill at the Griffith Park Riding Academy. If you just think about it practically for a few moments, you've got to have one kid, one horse, you've got to have one wrangler taking care of that kid and that horse. 2A person engaging in a lengthy and complicated dispute. 吵架者，争吵者；争论者；争辩者 he was known as the wrangler for the aplomb with which he skewered the professors Example sentencesExamples He is not a wrangler, nor quarrelsome, and keeps himself out of all kinds of mischief, which other boys run into. In fact, if he means to keep it up, newspapers may want to send a mixed party of philosophers and wranglers, instead of complaisant hacks, to his next party conference. Without such exercise, and good sense over and above, a man who has studied logic all his life may, after all, be only a petulant wrangler, without true judgment or skill of reasoning in any science. The wrangler has no hypothesis to establish or no concern for truth but the only aim is to create doubt regarding well established facts. 3(at Cambridge University) a person placed in the first class of the mathematical tripos. （剑桥大学）数学荣誉学位考试优胜者 Example sentencesExamples On graduating as third wrangler in 1866, he was elected to a fellowship at Trinity. He immediately impressed his teachers with his mathematical ability and he graduated B.A. in 1757 as senior wrangler. The mathematician W. H. Miller graduated as fifth wrangler at Cambridge in 1826 and was awarded a fellowship at St. John's College. By 1849 there had only been about 20 senior wranglers during the time he tutored (there was only one top student in each year) and around sixty placed in the top three. He entered King's College Cambridge, graduating as a wrangler with a B.A. in 1950. He arrived with letters of introduction written by G L Rives, a trustee of Columbia College who had been a wrangler at Cambridge in 1872. Hardy was placed as fourth wrangler in the Mathematical Tripos of 1898, a result which continued to annoy him for, despite feeling that the system was very silly, he still felt that he should have come out on top. He graduated from Pembroke College Cambridge in 1875 as second wrangler, bracketed with George Chrystal. In 1879 he entered King's College Cambridge becoming 11th wrangler in the mathematical tripos of 1882. He was second wrangler in his final examinations (in common with many other famous mathematicians who were second at Cambridge like Thomson and Maxwell). He graduated in 1850 as second wrangler and Smith's prizeman. At the age of 18, he entered St John's College, Cambridge, graduating with a B.A. in 1780 as sixth wrangler and first chancellor's medalist. [Hopkins] was able to say that he had among his pupils nearly two hundred wranglers, of whom seventeen had been senior and forty-four in one of the first three places. He went to St John's College Cambridge, entering the College in 1844 and becoming senior wrangler and Smith's prizeman in 1848. Maskelyne entered Cambridge in 1749 where he studied mathematics and graduated seventh wrangler in mathematics in 1754. He studied at Queens' College, Cambridge and was coached privately by William Hopkins, graduating in 1834 as senior wrangler and first Smith's prizeman. He took Part I and Part II of the Classical Tripos in 1881 and 1883, being twelfth wrangler in the Mathematical Tripos of 1882. In 1911 he became a wrangler in Part II of the Tripos. Francis was ranked as fourth wrangler meaning that he was fourth out of the students awarded a first class degree. Rhymes angler, dangler, strangler Definition of wrangler in US English: wrangler nounˈraNGɡ(ə)lərˈræŋɡ(ə)lər 1North American A person in charge of horses or other livestock on a ranch. 〈美〉牧人，牧工 Example sentencesExamples We quickly developed a daily routine: over a lavish breakfast of steaming omelets (no cowboy coffee and gravy-soaked biscuits here), a wrangler would help us plan our day. But, in order to register the team I had to pay 70 thousand dollars, without counting the pony wrangler's salary and all the rest of it. The wrangler stepping into that welcoming circle of firelight is Kid Russell himself, young again in memory. A ‘lunger,’ his tuberculosis kept him from active fighting in the Civil War but he served as a horse wrangler. The next morning, I went for a ride with one of the wranglers. Armed with his expert eye and trusty cell phone, top horse wrangler Thomas Saunders V, of Weatherford, Texas, traveled thousands of miles to search for this year's Road to the Horse herd. While Cody, Wyoming, artist Thomas Molesworth was no Wild West cowboy, he did have an idea of how a wrangler should live. Howard teams up with ‘Silent’ Tom Smith, an eccentric horse wrangler whose days as a cowboy have ended with the demise of the wild west. Next morning, I joined a walking ride and the cowboys, or wranglers, as they call them here, gave me a very docile horse. There's plenty of horses and a few dogs to pat and the wranglers can answer about any question you may have about the cowboy way of life. Alisal Guest Ranch wrangler and cowboy poet Jake Copass, 82, is a link to an earlier era of ranching in the area. He has worked as an editor, copywriter, lecturer, careworker, sheep wrangler, bookshop assistant and supply teacher. With two wranglers and six horses all we needed now were reservations! These two Tennessee-born wranglers have spent the past 20 years riding the southern Sierra. Halfway through dinner on our last night, a young wrangler with a winning smile stood up to announce that, a few minutes after dessert, there would be a full-moon cross-country outing to the Homestead Cabin. Although wranglers are often found listed among dude ranch jobs, there's a lot more to the daily operation of a dude ranch than roping cattle. He and a dozen other Alisal Guest Ranch wranglers have only a couple of hours to catch and saddle 63 horses for guests going on this morning's breakfast ride. Beneath the darkening sky, wranglers make final adjustments to harnesses and jingling bells as the teams of locomotive-size draft horses shift impatiently, clouds of steam puffing from their noses. The wranglers were brilliant horsemen and treated their horses with respect and affection. Guests can lend a hand with ranch chores if they like, baling hay and moving cows to new pastures, all the while swapping stories with Brad McCarthy, the engaging, knowledgeable head wrangler. 1.1 A person who trains and takes care of the animals used in a movie. （电影制片现场的）驯兽师；动物饲养员 they had three cow wranglers to help with the scene Example sentencesExamples Behind all those cute animals performing amazing acts in films there are animal wranglers like Mark Dumas, who trains bears, and Jim Chubb and his big cats. Just ask the snake wrangler who handled the slithering - and often poisonous - stars of the upcoming thriller Snakes on a Plane. The National Geographic Channel tags along with snake wranglers from the Australian Reptile Park in Somersby, New South Wales, as they hunt death adders for their valuable and deadly venom. Pringle was invited to spend a day on the set, and Griffin spent a couple of weeks giving the wranglers and stunt crew a taste of Mounted Police equestrian drill at the Griffith Park Riding Academy. Vinnie mostly sat on his pedestal, closely monitored by animal wranglers. A former pro rodeo cowboy, these days he works primarily as an animal coordinator for films, supervising other wranglers and setting up stunts, shots etc. If you just think about it practically for a few moments, you've got to have one kid, one horse, you've got to have one wrangler taking care of that kid and that horse. ‘When I have to use other horses brought by the wranglers, there is usually very little prep time with the horses,’ said Bode. The original story of the outback crocodile wrangler, who is taken back to America by the journalist doing an exposé on him, is an hilarious example of plot development when two diverse cultures collide. Considering that Kentis intends Open Water as a cautionary tale against putting too much trust in man vs. nature, it seems perverse that he forced his actors to do exactly that while working with a shark wrangler. When I was in Texas shooting The Rookie, I don't remember seeing any kangaroos, so I yelled, ‘Cut, get me the kangaroo wrangler.’ The spider that bites Maguire in the movie is actually a Black Widow spider, painted red and blue by famed spider wrangler Steven R Kutcher. Were you the rabbit wrangler during that shoot? The smarties then say, ‘if there are no trained ones around, get an animal wrangler to spend a couple of months whipping a sheep into shape.’ Sylvester is a veteran snake wrangler and the owner of Reptile Rentals, a company that supplies snakes and other animals to the film and television industry. From discovering new slithering species to collecting deadly venom, real-world snake wranglers bring you face-to-fang with some of the most mesmerizing snakes on the planet. Either way, snake wrangler Scott Boback hopes that his research can provide the key. Go behind the scenes with the movie's snake wrangler, learn how to survive snakebites, and discover some of the weirdest and rarest snake species on the planet. A judge has ruled against a film company that sought damages from an animal wrangler after her mule failed to cooperate while filming. Denise Eriksen says an experienced animal wrangler was on the set every day, vets were on call around the clock and the rooster made a full recovery. 2A person engaging in a lengthy and complicated quarrel or dispute. 吵架者，争吵者；争论者；争辩者 he was known as the wrangler for the aplomb with which he skewered the professors Example sentencesExamples Without such exercise, and good sense over and above, a man who has studied logic all his life may, after all, be only a petulant wrangler, without true judgment or skill of reasoning in any science. In fact, if he means to keep it up, newspapers may want to send a mixed party of philosophers and wranglers, instead of complaisant hacks, to his next party conference. The wrangler has no hypothesis to establish or no concern for truth but the only aim is to create doubt regarding well established facts. He is not a wrangler, nor quarrelsome, and keeps himself out of all kinds of mischief, which other boys run into.
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