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grouper

/ˈɡruː.pər/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um peixe marinho solitário de fundo, que vive em mares quentes e cuja carne é semelhante à do robalo, sendo frequentemente consumida como alimento.

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noun

/ˈɡruː.pər/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um peixe marinho solitário de fundo, que vive em mares quentes e cuja carne é semelhante à do robalo, sendo frequentemente consumida como alimento.

A noun referring to a solitary, bottom-dwelling saltwater fish found in warm seas, whose flesh is similar to sea bass and is commonly eaten.

  1. Edible fish fleshB1formal

    The flesh of a saltwater fish that is similar to sea bass, often used as food.

    ptGaroupa

    • We ordered grilled grouper for dinner.
    • The restaurant serves grouper with lemon butter sauce.
    • Grouper is a popular choice in seafood markets.
  2. Type of fishB1formal

    A usually solitary bottom-dwelling sea bass found in warm seas.

    ptGaroupa

    • The grouper hides among the coral reefs.
    • Fishermen caught a large grouper near the coast.
    • Groupers are known for their size and strength.
Formas
  • groupers plural form
  • groupers' possessive plural form
  • grouper's possessive singular form