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bream

/briːm/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее различные пресноводные и морские рыбы, включая рыб семейств спаровых или брамовых, часто характеризующихся сжатым телом и блестящей чешуёй., Устаревший глагол, означающий очищать корпус корабля от водорослей, ракушек и других морских обрастаний путём выжигания, или удалять такие обрастания с днища корабля.

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noun

C1formalcommon/briːm/

A noun referring to various freshwater and saltwater fish, including those of the family Sparidae or Bramidae, often characterized by compressed bodies and shiny scales.

  • 🇷🇺Существительное, обозначающее различные пресноводные и морские рыбы, включая рыб семейств спаровых или брамовых, часто характеризующихся сжатым телом и блестящей чешуёй.
  1. Freshwater fish B1 formal

    A type of freshwater fish with a deep, compressed body and shiny scales, commonly found in North America and Europe.

    • We caught several bream while fishing in the lake.
    • Bream are popular among anglers for their fighting spirit.
    • The pond is stocked with bluegill and other bream species.

    🇷🇺Лещ

    Синонимы: freshwater bream

  2. Saltwater fish B1 formal culinary

    Any of various saltwater fishes of the family Sparidae or Bramidae, often valued as food fish.

    • The restaurant serves grilled sea bream with lemon and herbs.
    • Sea bream is a popular dish in Mediterranean cuisine.
    • Fishermen brought in a large catch of red bream from the ocean.

    🇷🇺Морской лещ

    Синонимы: porgy

  3. Flesh as food B1 formal culinary

    The edible flesh of bream fish, whether from freshwater or saltwater varieties.

    • The bream was baked with garlic and olive oil.
    • She prepared a delicious bream fillet for dinner.
    • Bream has a mild, flaky white flesh that is easy to cook.

    🇷🇺Лещ

  • bream plural form
  • breams plural form
  • breams' possessive plural form
  • bream's possessive singular form

verb

formalcommontechnicalустаревшее/briːm/

An obsolete verb meaning to clean a ship's hull by burning off seaweed, barnacles, and other marine growth, or to clear a ship's bottom of such growth.

  • 🇷🇺Устаревший глагол, означающий очищать корпус корабля от водорослей, ракушек и других морских обрастаний путём выжигания, или удалять такие обрастания с днища корабля.
  1. Clean a ship's bottom C2 formal british

    To clean the bottom of a wooden ship by burning off seaweed, barnacles, and other growth using heat.

    • The sailors had to bream the hull after the long voyage.
    • They beached the vessel to bream its bottom.
    • Breaming was a common maintenance task for old wooden ships.

    🇷🇺Очищать днище корабля

  • breamed past participle
  • breamed past simple
  • breaming present participle
  • breams third person singular