Definition of sawfish in English:

sawfish

nounPlural sawfishes ˈsɔːfɪʃˈsɔˌfɪʃ

A large, tropical, mainly marine fish related to the rays, with an elongated flattened snout that bears large blunt teeth along each side.
锯鳐
Family Pristidae: two genera, in particular Pristis, and several species
Example sentencesExamples
- Certain species of sawfish are known to ascend inland in large river systems, and they are among the few elasmobranchs that are known from freshwater systems in many parts of the world.
- While sawfish haven't been fished commercially, they can get lured by lines set for other fish.
- The freshwater sawfish, a ray, is related to stingrays, skates, sharks, and other fishes with cartilaginous skeletons.
- Matthew McDavitt, an anthropologist who studies the importance of animals in culture, said that he's watched people call the sawfish everything from a swordfish to a hammerhead shark.
- Horizontal helmet masks of sharks, sawfish, and crocodiles, and hippos of Cubist proportions endow Western and African art history.

Definition of sawfish in US English:

sawfish

nounˈsôˌfiSHˈsɔˌfɪʃ

A large, tropical, mainly marine fish related to the rays, with an elongated flattened snout that bears large blunt teeth along each side.
锯鳐
Family Pristidae: two genera, in particular Pristis, and several species, including the common sawfish (P. pectinata)
Example sentencesExamples
- Horizontal helmet masks of sharks, sawfish, and crocodiles, and hippos of Cubist proportions endow Western and African art history.
- The freshwater sawfish, a ray, is related to stingrays, skates, sharks, and other fishes with cartilaginous skeletons.
- While sawfish haven't been fished commercially, they can get lured by lines set for other fish.
- Matthew McDavitt, an anthropologist who studies the importance of animals in culture, said that he's watched people call the sawfish everything from a swordfish to a hammerhead shark.
- Certain species of sawfish are known to ascend inland in large river systems, and they are among the few elasmobranchs that are known from freshwater systems in many parts of the world.

词汇	sawfish
释义	Definition of sawfish in English: sawfish nounPlural sawfishes ˈsɔːfɪʃˈsɔˌfɪʃ A large, tropical, mainly marine fish related to the rays, with an elongated flattened snout that bears large blunt teeth along each side. 锯鳐 Family Pristidae: two genera, in particular Pristis, and several species Example sentencesExamples Certain species of sawfish are known to ascend inland in large river systems, and they are among the few elasmobranchs that are known from freshwater systems in many parts of the world. While sawfish haven't been fished commercially, they can get lured by lines set for other fish. The freshwater sawfish, a ray, is related to stingrays, skates, sharks, and other fishes with cartilaginous skeletons. Matthew McDavitt, an anthropologist who studies the importance of animals in culture, said that he's watched people call the sawfish everything from a swordfish to a hammerhead shark. Horizontal helmet masks of sharks, sawfish, and crocodiles, and hippos of Cubist proportions endow Western and African art history. Definition of sawfish in US English: sawfish nounˈsôˌfiSHˈsɔˌfɪʃ A large, tropical, mainly marine fish related to the rays, with an elongated flattened snout that bears large blunt teeth along each side. 锯鳐 Family Pristidae: two genera, in particular Pristis, and several species, including the common sawfish (P. pectinata) Example sentencesExamples Horizontal helmet masks of sharks, sawfish, and crocodiles, and hippos of Cubist proportions endow Western and African art history. The freshwater sawfish, a ray, is related to stingrays, skates, sharks, and other fishes with cartilaginous skeletons. While sawfish haven't been fished commercially, they can get lured by lines set for other fish. Matthew McDavitt, an anthropologist who studies the importance of animals in culture, said that he's watched people call the sawfish everything from a swordfish to a hammerhead shark. Certain species of sawfish are known to ascend inland in large river systems, and they are among the few elasmobranchs that are known from freshwater systems in many parts of the world.
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