cohoe

A noun referring to a species of small salmon found in the northern Pacific and Great Lakes, also known for its fatty pinkish flesh.

• 🇫🇷Nom désignant une espèce de saumon de petite taille, présente dans le nord de l'océan Pacifique et les Grands Lacs, également connue pour sa chair grasse et rosée.

1. Edible fish flesh B2 formal culinary

   The pink, fatty meat of a small salmon species found in the Pacific Ocean and the Great Lakes, often used as food.

   • Grilled cohoe is a popular dish in the Pacific Northwest.
   • The restaurant serves fresh cohoe with a lemon butter sauce.
   • Coho salmon is prized for its rich, pink flesh.

   🇫🇷Chair de saumon coho

   Synonymes: cohocoho salmonsilver salmon

2. Fish species B2 formal scientific

   A small species of salmon native to the northern Pacific coasts and the Great Lakes region.

   • Coho salmon are known for their silver sides and dark blue backs.
   • The cohoe population in the Great Lakes has been carefully managed.
   • Anglers often seek cohoe for sport fishing.

   🇫🇷Saumon coho

   Synonymes: cohocoho salmonsilver salmon