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eelpout

/ˈiːl.paʊt/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um peixe marinho semelhante à enguia, que vive principalmente no fundo dos mares do norte, ou, alternativamente, um bacalhau de água doce alongado encontrado no norte da Europa, Ásia e América do Norte, caracterizado por barbilhões ao redor da boca.

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noun

/ˈiːl.paʊt/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um peixe marinho semelhante à enguia, que vive principalmente no fundo dos mares do norte, ou, alternativamente, um bacalhau de água doce alongado encontrado no norte da Europa, Ásia e América do Norte, caracterizado por barbilhões ao redor da boca.

A noun referring to a marine fish that is eel-like and primarily inhabits the bottom of northern seas, or alternatively to an elongated freshwater cod found in northern Europe, Asia, and North America, characterized by barbels around its mouth.

  1. Marine fishC2formalscientific

    A type of elongated, eel-like fish that lives near the bottom of northern seas.

    ptPeixe marinho

    • The eelpout is often found in cold, deep waters.
    • Marine biologists study the eelpout's adaptation to low temperatures.
    • An eelpout was caught during the deep-sea expedition.
  2. Freshwater fishC2formalscientific

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

    ptPout-aquático

    • The eelpout is also known as the burbot in some regions.
    • Fishermen in northern lakes occasionally catch an eelpout.
    • This freshwater eelpout has a distinctive whisker-like barbel.

    Sinônimosburbotlawyerling

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  • eelpouts plural form
  • eelpouts' possessive plural form
  • eelpout's possessive singular form
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