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yellowtail

/ˈjel.əʊ.teɪl/

Traduction: Nom désignant divers poissons, généralement marins et souvent prisés pour la pêche commerciale ou sportive, caractérisés par une bande ou une queue jaune.

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/ˈjel.əʊ.teɪl/C1formalculinary
  • frNom désignant divers poissons, généralement marins et souvent prisés pour la pêche commerciale ou sportive, caractérisés par une bande ou une queue jaune.

A noun referring to a type of fish, typically a food or game fish found in warm waters, characterized by a yellow stripe or tail fin.

  1. Atlantic yellowtailB2formalculinary

    A superior food fish of the tropical Atlantic and Caribbean, characterized by a broad yellow stripe along its sides and on its tail.

    frSériole à queue jaune

    • The chef prepared a delicious grilled yellowtail for dinner.
    • Yellowtail is a popular choice in Caribbean cuisine.
    • We caught a large yellowtail while fishing off the coast of Florida.

    Synonymesyellowtail snapper

  2. California yellowtailB2formalamericansport

    A game fish found off the coast of southern California and Mexico, known for its yellow tail fin.

    frSériole du Pacifique

    • The angler proudly displayed his trophy yellowtail after the tournament.
    • Yellowtail fishing is a popular sport in Baja California.
    • They spent the day chasing yellowtail schools near the Channel Islands.
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