From Longman Dictionary hake /heɪk/ noun (plural hake) [countable, uncountable] a sea fish, used as food Example The planned 75 % reduction in the permitted catch of hake was whittled down to 41 % This includes an extra 750 tonnes of haddock and 800 tonnes of hake Hard times for the hake and pilchard, next on the U.S. shopping list October came and…
From Longman Dictionary con‧ger eel /ˌkɒŋɡər ˈiːl $ ˈkɑːŋɡər iːl/ noun [countable] a large fish that looks like a snake Example Nothing alive in the world closes with such finality as the jaws of a conger eel He hooked and landed an enormous conger eel, whilst fishing from one of the boats in…
From Longman Dictionary ˈeɪndʒlfɪʃ a type of brightly coloured freshwater or saltwater fish with a thin deep body and long fins
From Longman Dictionary ˌbærəˈmʌndi a large fish found in rivers in Australia and South-East Asia
From Longman Dictionary salm‧on /ˈsæmən/ ●●○ noun (plural salmon) [countable] a large fish with silver skin and pink flesh that lives in the sea but swims up rivers to lay its eggs [uncountable] this fish eaten as food [uncountable] a pink-orange colour Example It used to be said that any salmon running up the Dee…
ماهی
From Longman Dictionary kɔɪ a large fish originally from Japan, often kept in fish ponds
From Longman Dictionary ˈkəʊli a N Atlantic fish that is used for food
From Longman Dictionary eel /iːl/ noun [countable] a long thin fish that looks like a snake and can be eaten یک ماهی لاغر بلند که شبیه مار است و میتوان آن را خورد Example I have eaten part of…
From Longman Dictionary ɪˌlektrɪk ˈiːl a large fish that lives in rivers in South America and that produces electricity to kill its food and to help it find its way…
