kelt

/kelt/US // kɛlt //UK // (kɛlt) //

坎特,坎儿井,坎特尔,坎特人

Definitions

n.名词 noun

Bull trout very rarely takes fly or bait of any kind, except when it is in the kelt state, when it is ravenous.
"I thought a kelt was a kind of a no-weel fish," he interposed.
The lager-drinking Irishman in a few generations will be a new type of humanity—the Kelt at his best.
She always impresses me as a sort of atavistic idealization of the old Kelt at his finest and best.
An old "kelt" salmon has been seen to devour fifty of his own progeny for breakfast; and the pike is a greater water-wolf still.