tuna / ˈtu nə, ˈtyu- /

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tuna 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural tu·na, tu·nas.

  1. any of several large food and game fishes of the family Scombridae, inhabiting temperate and tropical seas.Compare albacore, bluefin tuna, yellowfin tuna.
  2. any of various related fishes.
  3. Also called tuna fish . the flesh of the tuna, used as food.

tuna 近义词

tuna

等同于 masculine

更多tuna例句

  1. Their salmon is already sold out, but you can still get the tuna.
  2. The complaint alleges the ingredient billed as “tuna” for the chain’s sandwiches and wraps contains absolutely no tuna.
  3. Shredded tuna turns into a wispy tan cloud when it’s deep-fried.
  4. “We do believe we can extract and utilize the resources of the moon, just as we can extract and utilize tuna from the ocean,” he said earlier this year.
  5. By the time I finished The Outlaw Ocean, I couldn’t open a can of tuna without imagining a trickle of human blood oozing out.
  6. Champagne, which is also acidic, offers a nice complement to anything from tuna tartare to beef bourguignon.
  7. While the President chomped on his tuna fish sandwich, the Blackhawk pilot explained the details of his crash.
  8. His cannabis-infused menus range from truffle tuna casserole and coconut chicken to French toast and omelets.
  9. The next step was to steal one of the six pound tuna cans from the warehouse.
  10. The birdman cooked the flesh in his ‘kitchen’, which was a tuna can on top of an ‘eye’ just like mine.
  11. I suppose you would like to come instead, and from what I hear I think I'll put off that trip and try tuna again to-morrow.
  12. The sea fairly seemed to boil as the fin of the tuna cut through the water at the surface.
  13. Once more the tuna came up to the surface with a rush in order to get slack enough for a plunge.
  14. The tuna, although a wonderful leaper, hardly ever rises from the water after it is fast to the line.
  15. I have caught many tuna with Sam, and hooked big ones, but these giants are still roving the blue deeps.