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mangrove snapper

/ˈmæŋɡroʊv ˈsnæpər/

Traduction: Poisson (Lutjanus griseus) des eaux côtières de l'Atlantique ouest, souvent pêché pour le sport et l'alimentation, reconnaissable à sa coloration brun rougeâtre et à sa préférence pour les habitats de mangrove.

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/ˈmæŋɡroʊv ˈsnæpər/formal
  • frPoisson (Lutjanus griseus) des eaux côtières de l'Atlantique ouest, souvent pêché pour le sport et l'alimentation, reconnaissable à sa coloration brun rougeâtre et à sa préférence pour les habitats de mangrove.

A species of fish (Lutjanus griseus) found in coastal waters of the western Atlantic, commonly caught for sport and food, known for its reddish-brown color and preference for mangrove habitats.

  1. Fish speciesC1formal

    A species of snapper fish (Lutjanus griseus) found in coastal waters of the western Atlantic Ocean, commonly in mangrove habitats.

    frvivaneau mangrove

    • The mangrove snapper is a popular target for recreational fishermen.
    • Mangrove snappers are often found near roots and underwater structures.
    • This mangrove snapper weighed over five pounds.
  2. Edible fishB2informal

    The flesh of this fish, valued for its mild flavor and firm texture in cooking.

    frVivaneau manglier

    • We grilled mangrove snapper with lemon and herbs for dinner.
    • Mangrove snapper is excellent in ceviche.
    • The restaurant serves a delicious fried mangrove snapper.