Definition of barramundi in English:

barramundi

nounPlural barramundis ˌbarəˈmʌndiˌbɛrəˈməndi

Any of a number of large, chiefly freshwater fishes of Australia and SE Asia.
a mouthbrooder (genus Scleropages, family Osteoglossidae), in particular S. leichardti.
a fish that migrates between the sea and rivers and is valued as a food fish (Lates calcarifer, family Centropomidae).
Example sentencesExamples
- They recorded 40 types of fish, like rainbow fish, barramundi, and spangled perch.
- But you won't see a traditional U.S.-style bass boat stalking Australia's celebrated barramundi.
- Among the warm water perch are Australia's barramundi and Nile perch of Egypt.
- Barramundi caught in the wild and from saltwater farms have flooded the market, pushing down the price for freshwater barramundi by more than 20 per cent.
- My country is on the eastern side of Melville Island where people today hunt for magpie goose and go fishing for freshwater barramundi.

Origin

Late 19th century: probably from an Aboriginal language of Queensland.

Rhymes

bassi profundi, Lundy, undy

Definition of barramundi in US English:

barramundi

nounˌberəˈməndēˌbɛrəˈməndi

Any of a number of large, chiefly freshwater fishes of Australia and Southeast Asia.
a fish that migrates between the sea and rivers and is valued as a food fish (Lates calcarifer, family Centropomidae)
a mouthbrooder (genus Scleropages, family Osteoglossidae), in particular S. leichardti, which is popular with fly fishermen
Example sentencesExamples
- Barramundi caught in the wild and from saltwater farms have flooded the market, pushing down the price for freshwater barramundi by more than 20 per cent.
- Among the warm water perch are Australia's barramundi and Nile perch of Egypt.
- They recorded 40 types of fish, like rainbow fish, barramundi, and spangled perch.
- My country is on the eastern side of Melville Island where people today hunt for magpie goose and go fishing for freshwater barramundi.
- But you won't see a traditional U.S.-style bass boat stalking Australia's celebrated barramundi.

Origin

Late 19th century: probably from an Aboriginal language of Queensland.

单词	barramundi
释义	Definition of barramundi in English: barramundi nounPlural barramundis ˌbarəˈmʌndiˌbɛrəˈməndi Any of a number of large, chiefly freshwater fishes of Australia and SE Asia. a mouthbrooder (genus Scleropages, family Osteoglossidae), in particular S. leichardti. a fish that migrates between the sea and rivers and is valued as a food fish (Lates calcarifer, family Centropomidae). Example sentencesExamples They recorded 40 types of fish, like rainbow fish, barramundi, and spangled perch. But you won't see a traditional U.S.-style bass boat stalking Australia's celebrated barramundi. Among the warm water perch are Australia's barramundi and Nile perch of Egypt. Barramundi caught in the wild and from saltwater farms have flooded the market, pushing down the price for freshwater barramundi by more than 20 per cent. My country is on the eastern side of Melville Island where people today hunt for magpie goose and go fishing for freshwater barramundi. Origin Late 19th century: probably from an Aboriginal language of Queensland. Rhymes bassi profundi, Lundy, undy Definition of barramundi in US English: barramundi nounˌberəˈməndēˌbɛrəˈməndi Any of a number of large, chiefly freshwater fishes of Australia and Southeast Asia. a fish that migrates between the sea and rivers and is valued as a food fish (Lates calcarifer, family Centropomidae) a mouthbrooder (genus Scleropages, family Osteoglossidae), in particular S. leichardti, which is popular with fly fishermen Example sentencesExamples Barramundi caught in the wild and from saltwater farms have flooded the market, pushing down the price for freshwater barramundi by more than 20 per cent. Among the warm water perch are Australia's barramundi and Nile perch of Egypt. They recorded 40 types of fish, like rainbow fish, barramundi, and spangled perch. My country is on the eastern side of Melville Island where people today hunt for magpie goose and go fishing for freshwater barramundi. But you won't see a traditional U.S.-style bass boat stalking Australia's celebrated barramundi. Origin Late 19th century: probably from an Aboriginal language of Queensland.
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