cusk

A noun referring to a type of edible marine fish found in northern coastal waters, related to cod, or to its lean flesh; also denotes an elongate freshwater cod of northern regions with barbels around its mouth.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa um peixe marinho comestível dos mares do norte, semelhante ao bacalhau, ou sua carne magra; também designa um peixe de água doce alongado, com barbilhões ao redor da boca, típico de regiões setentrionais.

1. Edible fish flesh B1 formal culinary

   The lean, white flesh of a cod-like fish found in the North Atlantic, often used as food.

   • The restaurant served grilled cusk with lemon butter.
   • Cusk is a popular choice for fish and chips in some regions.
   • She bought fresh cusk fillets at the market.

   🇵🇹Carne de cusk

   Sinônimos: tusk

2. Marine fish species B2 formal scientific

   A large, edible marine fish found in northern coastal waters, related to cod.

   • The cusk is a bottom-dwelling fish found in the North Atlantic.
   • Fishermen often catch cusk along with cod and haddock.
   • Cusk populations have declined due to overfishing.

   🇵🇹Peixe marinho

   Sinônimos: torsktusk

3. Freshwater cod B2 formal scientific

   An elongate freshwater cod found in northern Europe, Asia, and North America, characterized by barbels around its mouth.

   • The burbot, also known as cusk, is the only freshwater cod species.
   • Cusk are often caught through the ice in winter.
   • This freshwater cusk has a distinctive whisker-like barbel.

   🇵🇹Nalim

   Sinônimos: burboteelpoutlawyerlinglota