bluefish
青鱼,蓝鱼,鲈鱼,鯥
Definitions
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plural blue·fish, blue·fish·es.
- : a predaceous, marine, bluish or greenish food fish, Pomatomus saltatrix, inhabiting Atlantic coastal waters of North and South America.
- : any of various fishes, usually of a bluish color.
Examples
We fished together—for bluefish in the Long Island sound and for tarpon at Islamorada.
It tells the story of the Striped Bass and Bluefish Derby, a five-week fishing tournament with a $30,000 prize.
Bluefish knocked the ashes out of his pipe, from which we judged that his yarn was brought to a close.
At this momentous juncture, old Bluefish, to our unmitigated astonishment, started up with a wild whoop.
Bluefish also did well, but little Dicky Drake, as usual, made a laughing-stock of himself.
After the horse-racing came the bull and bear fight, in which old Bluefish and myself evinced an especial interest.
In the Gulf of Mexico it often feeds in company with the salt-water trout, and in northern waters with the bluefish and weakfish.