Definition of flying fish in English:

flying fish

noun

A fish of warm seas that leaps out of the water and uses its winglike pectoral fins to glide over the surface for some distance.
Family Exocoetidae: several genera and species, in particular Exocoetus volitans
Example sentencesExamples
- The open ocean indeed is too big to comprehend - 360 million square km of seawater constantly traversed by great ocean travellers - blue fin tuna, giant jelly fish, turtles and flying fish.
- You may also observe jaegers, terns, and petrels as they make their long ocean journey and be rewarded with views of flying fish and the occasional humpback whale.
- The answer is that they often consume flying fish, which leap over the water's surface, and sometimes rob other birds of a meal.
- Not exactly flying as birds, their flight path was more of a glide, akin to flying fish or squirrels on earth.
- I shot off reel after reel of film on the oceanic birds following the ship, shared in the watch on the depth finder, watched whales in the distance and penguins porpoising through the water like flying fish.

Definition of flying fish in US English:

flying fish

nounˈˌflaɪɪŋ ˈfɪʃˈˌflīiNG ˈfiSH

A fish of warm seas that leaps out of the water and uses its winglike pectoral fins to glide over the surface for some distance.
Family Exocoetidae: several genera and species, in particular Exocoetus volitans
Example sentencesExamples
- I shot off reel after reel of film on the oceanic birds following the ship, shared in the watch on the depth finder, watched whales in the distance and penguins porpoising through the water like flying fish.
- Not exactly flying as birds, their flight path was more of a glide, akin to flying fish or squirrels on earth.
- You may also observe jaegers, terns, and petrels as they make their long ocean journey and be rewarded with views of flying fish and the occasional humpback whale.
- The open ocean indeed is too big to comprehend - 360 million square km of seawater constantly traversed by great ocean travellers - blue fin tuna, giant jelly fish, turtles and flying fish.
- The answer is that they often consume flying fish, which leap over the water's surface, and sometimes rob other birds of a meal.

单词	flying fish
释义	Definition of flying fish in English: flying fish noun A fish of warm seas that leaps out of the water and uses its winglike pectoral fins to glide over the surface for some distance. Family Exocoetidae: several genera and species, in particular Exocoetus volitans Example sentencesExamples The open ocean indeed is too big to comprehend - 360 million square km of seawater constantly traversed by great ocean travellers - blue fin tuna, giant jelly fish, turtles and flying fish. You may also observe jaegers, terns, and petrels as they make their long ocean journey and be rewarded with views of flying fish and the occasional humpback whale. The answer is that they often consume flying fish, which leap over the water's surface, and sometimes rob other birds of a meal. Not exactly flying as birds, their flight path was more of a glide, akin to flying fish or squirrels on earth. I shot off reel after reel of film on the oceanic birds following the ship, shared in the watch on the depth finder, watched whales in the distance and penguins porpoising through the water like flying fish. Definition of flying fish in US English: flying fish nounˈˌflaɪɪŋ ˈfɪʃˈˌflīiNG ˈfiSH A fish of warm seas that leaps out of the water and uses its winglike pectoral fins to glide over the surface for some distance. Family Exocoetidae: several genera and species, in particular Exocoetus volitans Example sentencesExamples I shot off reel after reel of film on the oceanic birds following the ship, shared in the watch on the depth finder, watched whales in the distance and penguins porpoising through the water like flying fish. Not exactly flying as birds, their flight path was more of a glide, akin to flying fish or squirrels on earth. You may also observe jaegers, terns, and petrels as they make their long ocean journey and be rewarded with views of flying fish and the occasional humpback whale. The open ocean indeed is too big to comprehend - 360 million square km of seawater constantly traversed by great ocean travellers - blue fin tuna, giant jelly fish, turtles and flying fish. The answer is that they often consume flying fish, which leap over the water's surface, and sometimes rob other birds of a meal.
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