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butterfish

/ˈbʌt.ə.fɪʃ/

Traduction: Nom désignant plusieurs petits poissons marins à peau lisse ou sans écailles, souvent présents dans les eaux côtières de l'Atlantique et appréciés comme nourriture.

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/ˈbʌt.ə.fɪʃ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant plusieurs petits poissons marins à peau lisse ou sans écailles, souvent présents dans les eaux côtières de l'Atlantique et appréciés comme nourriture.

A noun referring to any of several small marine fish with smooth or scaleless skin, often found in Atlantic coastal waters and valued as food.

  1. Small flat Atlantic food fishB2formal

    Any of numerous small, flat fish found in the Atlantic Ocean, known for their smooth skin and use as food.

    frStromatéidé (petit poisson plat)

    • The fisherman caught several butterfish near the coast.
    • Butterfish is often grilled or fried for a light meal.
    • Local markets sell fresh butterfish during the season.

    Synonymesdollarfish

  2. Small marine fish with short bodyB2formal

    A small marine fish characterized by a short, compressed body and feeble spines.

    frPoisson au corps court et comprimé

    • The butterfish's small size makes it easy to cook whole.
    • Marine biologists study the butterfish's unique body shape.
    • This species of butterfish is common in shallow waters.

    Synonymesstromateid

  3. Slippery scaleless food fishB2formal

    A slippery, scaleless fish found in northern Atlantic coastal waters, valued as food.

    frPoisson sans écailles des eaux côtières nord-atlantiques

    • Butterfish from the northern Atlantic have a delicate flavor.
    • The fish's slippery skin makes it hard to hold without a cloth.
    • Chefs recommend butterfish for its tender texture.

    Synonymesdollarfish

Formes
  • butterfish plural form
  • butterfishes plural form
  • butterfish' possessive plural form
  • butterfishes' possessive plural form
  • butterfish's possessive singular form