barracuda 的定义
plural bar·ra·cu·da, bar·ra·cu·das for 1; bar·ra·cu·das for 2.
- any of several elongated, predaceous, tropical and subtropical marine fishes of the genus Sphyraena, certain species of which are used for food.
- Slang. a treacherous, greedy person.
更多barracuda例句
- A barracuda was caught by research scientists near Santa Cruz.
- So why are some disability-rights leaders telling Dana Goldstein they're skeptical of Sarah Barracuda?
- GOP leaders may turn up their noses at Sarah Barracuda, but Palin could easily be the Republican nominee in 2012.
- On her book tour, Sarah Barracuda pretends to be one of the people.
- Come to think of it, it was more Great White than Barracuda.
- The big barracuda with incredible speed and unbelievable ferocity rushed right to the side of the boat at the bonita.
- The barracuda looked to me to be fully seven feet long and half as big around as a telegraph pole.
- We circled him three times with flying-fish bait and once with barracuda, and as he paid no attention to them we left him.
- One night he brought in an eighty-pound barracuda but usually the larger fish cost him line, leader or spoon.
- Barracuda come right up to the shore, and likewise the big sharks.