weakfish

A noun referring to a food and game fish found in North American coastal waters, known for its tender mouth from which hooks easily tear out, as well as its lean flesh.

• 🇨🇳一种产于北美沿海的食用和游钓鱼类，因嘴部柔软、鱼钩容易脱出而得名，肉质清淡少脂。

1. Edible fish species C1 formal american

   A type of fish found along the Atlantic coast of the United States, known for its lean flesh and popularity as both food and game.

   • The restaurant served grilled weakfish with lemon butter sauce.
   • Anglers often catch weakfish in the coastal waters of New Jersey.
   • Weakfish is prized for its delicate flavor and firm texture.

   🇨🇳食用鱼种

2. Game fish characteristic C1 formal american

   A North American coastal fish with a soft mouth that makes it easy for hooks to tear out, making it a challenging catch.

   • Fishing for weakfish requires patience because their mouths are easily torn.
   • The weakfish's delicate mouth often causes it to escape from the hook.
   • Experienced fishermen know how to handle weakfish to avoid losing them.

   🇨🇳软嘴鱼

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