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goldfish

/ˈɡəʊld.fɪʃ/

Traduction: Petit poisson d'eau douce, généralement de couleur orange ou dorée, souvent élevé comme animal de compagnie dans des aquariums ou des étangs.

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noun

/ˈɡəʊld.fɪʃ/A2formal
  • frPetit poisson d'eau douce, généralement de couleur orange ou dorée, souvent élevé comme animal de compagnie dans des aquariums ou des étangs.

A small, typically orange or gold-colored freshwater fish, commonly kept as a pet in aquariums or ponds.

  1. Pet fishA1formal

    A small, typically orange-gold freshwater fish commonly kept as a pet in aquariums or ponds.

    frpoisson rouge

    • She has a goldfish in a small bowl on her desk.
    • The children love feeding the goldfish in the pond.
    • Goldfish are known for their bright color and calm nature.
  2. Memory metaphorB2informal

    Used metaphorically to describe someone with a very short memory, referencing the myth that goldfish have a three-second memory span.

    frpoisson rouge (mémoire)

    • He forgot the instructions again; he has the memory of a goldfish.
    • Don't rely on her to remember details; she's like a goldfish.
    • I told him five minutes ago, but he's already forgotten—total goldfish memory.

    Antonymeselephant

Formes
  • goldfish plural form
  • goldfishes plural form
  • goldfish' possessive plural form
  • goldfishes' possessive plural form
  • goldfish's possessive singular form