| 单词 | to school up | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasto school up   intransitive. Of fish and sea mammals: to collect or swim together in a school (school n.2 1) or shoal. Frequently in  to school up: to collect or crowd close together at or near the surface of the water. ΘΚΠ the world > animals > fish > 			[verb (intransitive)]		 > shoal school1597 shoal1610 1597    N. Breton Wits Trenchmour sig. C  				The Herings seldom scull, but in a thick misty morning. 1606    S. Gardiner Bk. Angling 45  				Fishes of each kind skull togeather. 1726    P. Dudley in  Philos. Trans. 1725 		(Royal Soc.)	 33 264  				Let the Wind blow which Way it will, that Way they [sc. dead whales] will scull a Head, tho' right in the Eye of the Wind. 1845    Colonial Mag. & East India Rev. 6 443  				At that season the fish were schooling in myriads in the bay. 1891    Cent. Dict. (at cited word)  				Menhaden do not school up until the beginning of the summer. 1903    Hunter-Trader-Trapper Sept. 18  				They were schooling on top of the water and it is quite a sight to see several hundred large fish..leaping and jumping. 1986    B. Lopez Arctic Dreams vi. 206  				Harp seals and flocks of seabirds were drawn to fish schooling in the nutrient-rich waters. 2004    B. Sampson Best Fishing Trips Connecticut x. 196  				They [sc. scup] tend to concentrate around reefs and rocky areas, but will school up along the beaches. < as lemmas | 
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