minnow 的定义
plural min·nows, min·now for 1-3.
- a small, European cyprinoid fish, Phoxinus phoxinus.
- any other fish of the family Cyprinidae, including the carps, goldfishes, and daces.
- any of various unrelated, small fishes.
- a person or thing that is comparatively small or insignificant.
更多minnow例句
- They got to touch a beached jellyfish before dragging a net through the water to capture a glistening, flip-flopping mass of minnows.
- It’s still early days, and it’s barely a minnow next to the wind and solar sharks in the current sea of renewables—but osmotic energy is gaining traction.
- The online environment for Switch games is a minnow among sharks.
- "They are using a whale to catch a minnow," said defense attorney Charles Swift.
- “They are using a whale to catch a minnow,” said defense attorney Charles Swift.
- The Minnow bites freely in fine weather, and you may take almost as many as you please by angling for them.
- Should rain fall at this season, after the water has been low for some time, Trout will take a minnow exceedingly well.
- The former is styled the Archimedean, the latter the Phantom Minnow, which collapses when struck by a fish.
- Courtiers of forty years' standing, and such I may write myself, are as far to seek in the matter as a minnow in the Maelstrom.
- They permit trolling with angels, or phantoms, or the natural minnow.