cusk 的定义
plural cusks, cusk.
- an edible marine fish, Brosme brosme, of North Atlantic coastal waters.
- the burbot.
更多cusk例句
- For Cusk, it is “a jigsaw dismantled into a heap of broken-edged pieces.”
- Cusk knows this, of course; she is of the cerebral breed that is used to thinking their way out of any situation.
- To the consummate writer (as Cusk spectacularly is), events like divorce issue a challenge: Own me, comprehend me—write me!
- Cusk is a very smart, talented, harsh British writer, and these stories are about people whose lives are loosely connected.
- Cusk is so sharply observant that it would probably be terrifying to meet her.
- Seven or eight small haddock and cusk, and then once more the trawl began to yield hake.
- Mingled with them was an occasional lonesome skeleton of a haddock, cusk, or hake.
- Cod, pollock, and cusk are here in the spring, and haddock are abundant in the fall.
- Cusk are on the eastern portion in from 60 to 70 fathoms virtually the year around.
- Cod and cusk are here the year around, the cod being most abundant in the spring.