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rosefish

/ˈrəʊz.fɪʃ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un grand poisson des côtes nord-atlantiques de l'Amérique et de l'Europe, également appelé sébaste de l'Atlantique ou chèvre-paysanne.

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/ˈrəʊz.fɪʃ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un grand poisson des côtes nord-atlantiques de l'Amérique et de l'Europe, également appelé sébaste de l'Atlantique ou chèvre-paysanne.

A noun referring to a large fish found in the northern Atlantic coasts of America and Europe, also known as the North Atlantic rockfish.

  1. North Atlantic rockfishB2formal

    A deep-bodied, reddish-orange fish found in the North Atlantic Ocean, often used for food.

    frSébaste de l'Atlantique Nord

    • The fisherman caught a large rosefish off the coast of Newfoundland.
    • Rosefish is often sold as fillets in supermarkets.
    • This species of rosefish is known for its vibrant color.

    Synonymesredfish

  2. Large fish of northern Atlantic coastsB2formal

    A sizable fish inhabiting the northern Atlantic coasts of America and Europe, valued for its meat.

    frSébaste atlantique

    • Rosefish are commonly found in the cold waters near Iceland and Greenland.
    • The restaurant serves a delicious rosefish dish with lemon butter sauce.
    • Marine biologists study the migration patterns of rosefish in the Atlantic.

    Synonymesredfish

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