| 释义 |
hamachi, n.
Brit. |həˈmɑːtʃi|, |həˈmatʃi|, U.S. |həˈmɑtʃi|, |həˈmætʃi|
[‹ Japanese hamachi (1603 as Famachi in Vocabulario da Lingoa de Iapam).]
The young of the Japanese amberjack or yellowtail, Seriola quinqueradiata, a subtropical carangid fish of the northwest Pacific that is fished and bred in Japan as a food fish; this fish as an article of food.
1978Washington Post 25 Feb. a11 They earn their living catching and selling cuttlefish and hamachi, a local fish. 1991J. Varley Steel Beach (1993) 174 We spread out a blanket on the sand and sat there gorging ourselves on the food... I concentrated on the maguro, uni, hamachi, toro, tako, and paper-thin slices of fugu. 1996Guardian 23 Nov. (Weekend Suppl.) 80/4 To work off our meal of ono, ahi and hamachi—all delicious white fish—we took a hike along the stunning and challenging Kalalau trail. |