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Definition of huchen in English: huchennoun ˈhuːk(ə)nˈho͞okən A large, slender, non-migratory fish of the salmon family that lives only in the Danube River system. 多瑙哲罗鲑 Hucho hucho, family Salmonidae Example sentencesExamples - The purpose of the introduction of the huchen to Spain was angling for a valuable trophy game fish.
- Many were good trips in a variety of ways, but as far as catching huchen went they fell far short.
- At the latest count, some 110,000 tonnes of fish, including the rare Danube sturgeon, the huchen, and 18 other protected species, have been killed.
- Miraculously, my permit was renewed the following year and - I'm cutting the story short here - I caught three huchen - none of them giants, the best around 15 lb as far as I remember.
- The huchen weighs 25-30 kg, has silver-gray skin and black spots, and when breeding acquires a red tinge.
OriginEarly 20th century: from German. Definition of huchen in US English: huchennounˈho͞okən A large, slender, nonmigratory fish of the salmon family that lives only in the Danube River system. 多瑙哲罗鲑 Hucho hucho, family Salmonidae Example sentencesExamples - Miraculously, my permit was renewed the following year and - I'm cutting the story short here - I caught three huchen - none of them giants, the best around 15 lb as far as I remember.
- Many were good trips in a variety of ways, but as far as catching huchen went they fell far short.
- At the latest count, some 110,000 tonnes of fish, including the rare Danube sturgeon, the huchen, and 18 other protected species, have been killed.
- The purpose of the introduction of the huchen to Spain was angling for a valuable trophy game fish.
- The huchen weighs 25-30 kg, has silver-gray skin and black spots, and when breeding acquires a red tinge.
OriginEarly 20th century: from German. |