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minnow

/ˈmɪn.əʊ/

Übersetzung: Sehr kleiner Süßwasserfisch, meist in klaren, kiesigen Bächen und Flüssen Europas und Nordamerikas lebend.

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noun

B1formalcommon/ˈmɪn.əʊ/

A very small freshwater fish, commonly found in gravelly streams in Europe.

  • 🇩🇪Sehr kleiner Süßwasserfisch, meist in klaren, kiesigen Bächen und Flüssen Europas und Nordamerikas lebend.
  1. Small freshwater fish B1 formal

    A very small European freshwater fish that is commonly found in gravelly streams.

    • The children caught a minnow in the stream with their net.
    • Minnows are often used as bait for larger fish.
    • The clear water of the gravelly stream was full of tiny minnows.

    🇩🇪Kleiner Süßwasserfisch

  2. Unimportant person or thing B2 informal

    A person or organization that is small, weak, or insignificant compared to others.

    • In the world of big tech, our startup is just a minnow.
    • He felt like a minnow among sharks at the corporate meeting.
    • The small local shop was a minnow compared to the new supermarket.

    🇩🇪Unbedeutende Person oder Sache

    Synonyme: lightweightnobodynonentitysmall fry

    Antonyme: bigwiggiantmagnatemogulpowerhousetitanwhale

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