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beluga

/buh-loo-guh/US // bəˈlu gə //UK // (bɪˈluːɡə) //

白鲸,白鲸鱼,白鲸号,白鲟

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : Also called hausen. a white sturgeon, Huso huso, of the Black and Caspian seas, valued as a source of caviar and isinglass.
    • : Also called sea canary, white whale. a cetacean, Delphinapterus leucas, of northern seas, that has a rounded head and is white when adult.

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Examples

  • Perhaps my favorite observation took place in the Canadian Arctic with beluga whales.

  • Just as belugas do, in between the hustle and bustle of our everyday lives, it’s essential for us to make time for other things—things that bring joy.

  • In this shallow, three-foot-deep water, belugas will occasionally pick up pebbles with their mouths.

  • While she was a graduate student, she had tried to study cortisol in beluga whales in Manitoba, Canada.

  • Break out the smoked salmon and beluga (post heat, of course).

  • It has been noted that they are found in isolated pockets within that range and are not, like the beluga, widely distributed.

  • Like the other medium-sized whale in the same region, the beluga or white whale, the narwhal has no dorsal fin.

  • Among the creatures that visit the Lower St. Lawrence is the white whale,—beluga of the naturalists.

  • Soon the water is red for each beluga sheds eight or ten gallons of blood.

  • The enterprising Barnum exhibited in New York a beluga which drew a boat about in his aquarium.