tarpon 的定义
plural tar·pons, tar·pon.
- a large, powerful game fish, Megalops atlantica, inhabiting the warmer waters of the Atlantic Ocean, having a compressed body and large, silvery scales.
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- She makes a short cast, but then, we’re not going for tarpon here.
- They are the Tarpon, the Falcon, the Sea Fox, and the Octopus.
- We fished together—for bluefish in the Long Island sound and for tarpon at Islamorada.
- Then ensues a struggle that makes tarpon fishing as tame in comparison as catching shiners.
- The Van Rossums are going to Florida, because the old gentleman has lost some tarpon he wants to find again.
- Fortunately we had never really felt that our happiness depended upon catching a tarpon.
- Probably no one who fishes at all can withstand the temptation to try his hand at tarpon when visiting the Gulf of Mexico waters.
- The oarsman said it was a tarpon of average size; but to the fisherman he looked to be fifty feet long and to weigh a ton.