单词 | fish-bones |
释义 | fish1 /fish/noun (pl fish or fishˈes)
ORIGIN: OE fisc; Ger Fisch; ON fiskr; L piscis; Gaelic iasg fishˈable adjective fishˈer noun
fishˈery noun
fishˈful adjective (obsolete) Containing many fish fishˈify transitive verb (Shakespeare) To turn into fish, or make fish-like fishˈiness noun fishˈing adjective Used in fishing noun
fishˈy adjective
fishˈball see fish cake below. fishˈ-bellˈied adjective Swelled out downwards like the belly of a fish fishˈ-bone noun fishˈburger noun A flat cake, similar to a hamburger, made of minced fish fish cake or fishˈball noun A ball or cake of chopped fish and mashed potatoes, fried fishˈ-carvˈer or fishˈ-trowel noun A large flat implement for carving fish at table fishˈ-creel noun
fishˈ-day noun A day on which fish is eaten rather than meat fishˈ-dive noun (slang) A ballerina's leap into a partner's outstretched arms fish eagle noun Any of various fish-eating eagles, esp the African fish eagle (Haliaeetus vocifer) of central and southern Africa fish eaters plural noun (rare) A knife and fork for eating fish with fishˈerman noun A person who fishes for sport or as a business fisherman's luck noun Getting wet and catching no fish fisherman's ring noun A signet ring, with the device of St Peter fishing, used in signing papal briefs fishˈerwoman noun fishˈeye noun (slang) An unfriendly, suspicious stare fisheye lens noun (photography) An ultra-wide-angle lens covering up to 180º fishˈ-fag noun (archaic) A woman who sells fish fish farm noun fish farmer noun fish farming noun Rearing fish in ponds or tanks, for sale fish finger noun A fairly small oblong cake of fish coated in batter or breadcrumbs fishˈ-garth noun An enclosure on a river for the preserving or taking of fish (also fishˈ-weir) fishˈ-glue noun Isinglass, or any other glue made from the skins, air-bladders, etc of fish fishˈ-god noun A deity wholly or partly like a fish in form, like the Philistine Dagon fishˈ-guano noun Fish-manure fishˈ-guts plural noun fishˈ-gutter noun fishˈ-gutting noun fishˈ-hatchery noun A place for the artificial rearing of fish fishˈ-hawk noun An osprey fishˈ-hook noun A barbed hook for catching fish fishˈing-frog noun The devilfish fishing ground noun An area of water, esp of the sea, where fish are caught fishˈing-line noun (a) fine strong usu nylon filament used (eg with a rod, hooks, etc) to catch fish fishˈing-rod noun A long slender rod to which a line is fastened for angling fishˈing-tackˈle noun Tackle, such as nets, lines, etc, used in fishing fish kettle noun A long oval dish for boiling or poaching fish fish knife noun
fishˈ-laddˈer or (N American) fishˈway noun An arrangement of steps and shelters enabling fish to pass around artificial river barriers such as dams, weirs, etc fish louse noun A copepod or other crustacean which is a parasite on fishes fishˈ-manureˈ noun Fish used as a fertilizer fishˈmeal noun
fishˈmonger noun A dealer in fish fishˈ-net adjective Woven as a fine net fishˈ-oil noun Oil obtained from fish and other marine animals fishˈ-packing noun fish pond noun A pond in which fish are kept (formerly also fishˈ-stew) fishˈ-salesman noun A person who receives consignments of fish for sale by auction to retail dealers fishˈ-scrap noun Fish or fishskins from which oil or glue has been extracted fishˈskin noun
fish slice noun
fishˈ-spear noun A spear or dart for catching fish fishˈ-stew noun (obsolete) A fish pond fish stick noun (N American) A fish finger fishˈ-strainer noun A metal colander for taking fish from a boiler fishˈtail adjective Shaped like the tail of a fish intransitive verb
fish-torpēˈdo noun A self-propelling torpedo fishˈway noun (N American) A fish-ladder fishˈ-weir noun A fish-garth fishˈwife or fishˈ-woman noun
fishˈyback noun (US) Transportation of freight containers and trailers by ship or barge a fish out of water A person in an unaccustomed, unsuitable situation which makes him or her ill at ease big fish (slang) An important or leading person drink like a fish To drink (usu alcohol) to excess fish in troubled waters To take advantage of disturbed times to further one's own interests have other fish to fry To have something else to do or attend to make fish of one and flesh (or fowl) of another To make offensive distinctions neither fish nor flesh (nor good red herring) or neither fish, flesh, nor fowl Neither one thing nor another odd fish or queer fish A person of odd habits, or of a nature with which one is not in sympathy pretty kettle of fish see under kettle1 |
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