Definition of gobioid in English:

gobioid

adjective ˈɡəʊbɪɔɪd

Zoology

Originally: belonging to the family Gobiidae of perciform fishes (now rare). In later use: of or relating to the large suborder Gobioidei of perciform fishes (or any of its counterparts in other classifications), which comprises the family Gobiidae and certain other families.

noun ˈɡəʊbɪɔɪd

Zoology

A gobiid or gobioid fish.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Annals and Magazine of Natural History. From scientific Latin Gobius, genus name + -oid, originally after the former family names French gobioïdes, scientific Latin Gobioides, and scientific Latin Gobioidei.

Definition of gobioid in US English:

gobioid

adjectiveˈɡəʊbɪɔɪd

Zoology

Originally: belonging to the family Gobiidae of perciform fishes (now rare). In later use: of or relating to the large suborder Gobioidei of perciform fishes (or any of its counterparts in other classifications), which comprises the family Gobiidae and certain other families.

nounˈɡəʊbɪɔɪd

Zoology

A gobiid or gobioid fish.

单词	gobioid
释义	Definition of gobioid in English: gobioid adjective ˈɡəʊbɪɔɪd Zoology Originally: belonging to the family Gobiidae of perciform fishes (now rare). In later use: of or relating to the large suborder Gobioidei of perciform fishes (or any of its counterparts in other classifications), which comprises the family Gobiidae and certain other families. noun ˈɡəʊbɪɔɪd Zoology A gobiid or gobioid fish. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Annals and Magazine of Natural History. From scientific Latin Gobius, genus name + -oid, originally after the former family names French gobioïdes, scientific Latin Gobioides, and scientific Latin Gobioidei. Definition of gobioid in US English: gobioid adjectiveˈɡəʊbɪɔɪd Zoology Originally: belonging to the family Gobiidae of perciform fishes (now rare). In later use: of or relating to the large suborder Gobioidei of perciform fishes (or any of its counterparts in other classifications), which comprises the family Gobiidae and certain other families. nounˈɡəʊbɪɔɪd Zoology A gobiid or gobioid fish. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Annals and Magazine of Natural History. From scientific Latin Gobius, genus name + -oid, originally after the former family names French gobioïdes, scientific Latin Gobioides, and scientific Latin Gobioidei.
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