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poaching
This word carries a strong sense of stealth and theft. Whether it involves wildlife or corporate talent, the core image is that of someone sneaking into a protected or owned space to steal a valuable resource that belongs to another. It implies a breach of boundaries and a disregard for legal or ethical ownership. In a culinary sense, the word shifts from theft to technique. It evokes a gentle, delicate process of cooking where the food is suspended in liquid, avoiding the violence of a rolling boil. This creates a sharp contrast between the aggressive nature of illegal hunting and the softness of the cooking method.
Ý nghĩa
To illegally hunt or capture wild animals on land that does not belong to the hunter.
"The rangers arrested the men for poaching rhinos in the reserve."
To cook an egg or fish in simmering liquid just below the boiling point.
"She prefers poaching eggs for her brunch."
To illegally recruit employees from another company or organization.
"The tech giant was accused of poaching top engineers from its smaller rivals."