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crawfish

/ˈkrɔː.fɪʃ/

翻译: 指一种小型淡水或海水甲壳类动物,外形类似龙虾,常被煮熟食用。也可指小龙虾。, 动词,意为退缩、放弃立场、食言或推卸承诺;常用于非正式或美国地方性英语。

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noun

B1formalcommon/ˈkrɔː.fɪʃ/

A noun referring to a small, freshwater or marine crustacean resembling a lobster, often boiled and eaten as food.

  • 🇨🇳指一种小型淡水或海水甲壳类动物,外形类似龙虾,常被煮熟食用。也可指小龙虾。
  1. Freshwater crustacean A2 formal american

    A small, freshwater crustacean that resembles a miniature lobster, often found in streams and rivers.

    • We caught several crawfish in the creek behind the house.
    • Crawfish are a popular ingredient in Cajun cuisine.
    • The children enjoyed watching the crawfish scuttle backward in the water.

    🇨🇳淡水鳌虾

    同义词: crawdadcrayfish

  2. Edible seafood A2 informal american

    A small, edible crustacean that is typically boiled and eaten, especially in southern US cuisine.

    • We had a crawfish boil for the family reunion.
    • She ordered a plate of spicy crawfish at the restaurant.
    • Peeling crawfish is messy but the meat is delicious.

    🇨🇳食用甲壳类海鲜

    同义词: crawdadcrayfish

  3. Spiny lobster B1 formal

    A large marine crustacean with a spiny shell, lacking the large claws of true lobsters.

    • The spiny crawfish is often caught in warm ocean waters.
    • Crawfish tails are a prized ingredient in many seafood dishes.
    • Unlike true lobsters, crawfish have long antennae and no large pincers.

    🇨🇳龙虾

    同义词: langousterock lobsterspiny lobster

  • crawfish plural form
  • crawfishes plural form
  • crawfish' possessive plural form
  • crawfishes' possessive plural form
  • crawfish's possessive singular form

verb

C1formalamerican/ˈkrɔː.fɪʃ/

A verb meaning to back out or retreat from a position, promise, or undertaking; often used in informal or regional American English.

  • 🇨🇳动词,意为退缩、放弃立场、食言或推卸承诺;常用于非正式或美国地方性英语。
  1. Retreat or back down B2 informal american

    To withdraw from a position, commitment, or argument, often in a way that avoids confrontation.

    • He promised to help but then crawfished at the last minute.
    • The politician crawfished on his earlier statement after public backlash.
    • She started to argue but quickly crawfished when she saw the evidence.

    🇨🇳退缩

    同义词: back downback outchicken outclimb downpull outretreat

    反义词: advanceconfrontmaintainpersiststand

  • crawfished past participle
  • crawfished past simple
  • crawfishing present participle
  • crawfishes third person singular

短语动词变体: crawfish out