Definition of food fish in English:

food fish

noun

A species of fish which is used as food by humans, or forms a major part of the diet of a particular predator.
食用鱼
Example sentencesExamples
- Esox lucius is a prized game fish and is used as a commercial food fish in Eastern Europe.
- Due to their great range and extensive use as food fish, scombrids bear many common names and have long been familiar to humans.
- The Atlantic salmon is renowned among game fishermen and is a highly prized food fish.
- The average retail price for food fish was between $14,500 and $16,500 per ton, but ornamental fish typically trade at a hefty $1.8 million per ton.
- We've basically depleted our bank account, the ocean, of those important food fish species.
- The quantity of food fish in some stretches is amazing.
- Besides being a food fish, M. electricus is also occasionally encountered in the pet trade as an aquarium fish.
- All were, or had been, important food fish, and all had suffered from the building of dams on coastal rivers.
- They lost a lot of that business on Thursday and Friday night, and they also lost a lot of food fish and meat.
- Catfish are one of the dominant food fish, popular in aquaculture, and frequently the basis of community-level fisheries.
- This said, true tilapia fish are appreciated food fish in many countries.
- They are too small to be considered a food fish for humans.
- Persons who are producing aquatic organisms for sale as food fish must have a permit.
- The freshwater sawfish has been targeted as a food fish and the saws have been sold as souvenirs.
- Fish farming has boomed in the past three decades and now supplies some 40 percent of the world's total food fish supply.
- Channel catfish are the most commonly raised food fish species in the United States.
- A highly valued food fish, the turbot lives along sand and gravel shores.
- Coral reefs act as safe havens for food fish to reproduce and grow.
- Understanding such lifestyles is important for managing the harvest of food fish in the Amazon.
- Numbers of bream have been diminished across their range as they are a highly prized food fish.

Definition of food fish in US English:

food fish

noun

A species of fish which is used as food by humans, or forms a major part of the diet of a particular predator.
食用鱼
Example sentencesExamples
- The average retail price for food fish was between $14,500 and $16,500 per ton, but ornamental fish typically trade at a hefty $1.8 million per ton.
- We've basically depleted our bank account, the ocean, of those important food fish species.
- Channel catfish are the most commonly raised food fish species in the United States.
- Catfish are one of the dominant food fish, popular in aquaculture, and frequently the basis of community-level fisheries.
- Besides being a food fish, M. electricus is also occasionally encountered in the pet trade as an aquarium fish.
- Coral reefs act as safe havens for food fish to reproduce and grow.
- Understanding such lifestyles is important for managing the harvest of food fish in the Amazon.
- Persons who are producing aquatic organisms for sale as food fish must have a permit.
- This said, true tilapia fish are appreciated food fish in many countries.
- Numbers of bream have been diminished across their range as they are a highly prized food fish.
- The freshwater sawfish has been targeted as a food fish and the saws have been sold as souvenirs.
- Esox lucius is a prized game fish and is used as a commercial food fish in Eastern Europe.
- Due to their great range and extensive use as food fish, scombrids bear many common names and have long been familiar to humans.
- The Atlantic salmon is renowned among game fishermen and is a highly prized food fish.
- Fish farming has boomed in the past three decades and now supplies some 40 percent of the world's total food fish supply.
- All were, or had been, important food fish, and all had suffered from the building of dams on coastal rivers.
- A highly valued food fish, the turbot lives along sand and gravel shores.
- They lost a lot of that business on Thursday and Friday night, and they also lost a lot of food fish and meat.
- They are too small to be considered a food fish for humans.
- The quantity of food fish in some stretches is amazing.

词汇	food fish
释义	Definition of food fish in English: food fish noun A species of fish which is used as food by humans, or forms a major part of the diet of a particular predator. 食用鱼 Example sentencesExamples Esox lucius is a prized game fish and is used as a commercial food fish in Eastern Europe. Due to their great range and extensive use as food fish, scombrids bear many common names and have long been familiar to humans. The Atlantic salmon is renowned among game fishermen and is a highly prized food fish. The average retail price for food fish was between $14,500 and $16,500 per ton, but ornamental fish typically trade at a hefty $1.8 million per ton. We've basically depleted our bank account, the ocean, of those important food fish species. The quantity of food fish in some stretches is amazing. Besides being a food fish, M. electricus is also occasionally encountered in the pet trade as an aquarium fish. All were, or had been, important food fish, and all had suffered from the building of dams on coastal rivers. They lost a lot of that business on Thursday and Friday night, and they also lost a lot of food fish and meat. Catfish are one of the dominant food fish, popular in aquaculture, and frequently the basis of community-level fisheries. This said, true tilapia fish are appreciated food fish in many countries. They are too small to be considered a food fish for humans. Persons who are producing aquatic organisms for sale as food fish must have a permit. The freshwater sawfish has been targeted as a food fish and the saws have been sold as souvenirs. Fish farming has boomed in the past three decades and now supplies some 40 percent of the world's total food fish supply. Channel catfish are the most commonly raised food fish species in the United States. A highly valued food fish, the turbot lives along sand and gravel shores. Coral reefs act as safe havens for food fish to reproduce and grow. Understanding such lifestyles is important for managing the harvest of food fish in the Amazon. Numbers of bream have been diminished across their range as they are a highly prized food fish. Definition of food fish in US English: food fish noun A species of fish which is used as food by humans, or forms a major part of the diet of a particular predator. 食用鱼 Example sentencesExamples The average retail price for food fish was between $14,500 and $16,500 per ton, but ornamental fish typically trade at a hefty $1.8 million per ton. We've basically depleted our bank account, the ocean, of those important food fish species. Channel catfish are the most commonly raised food fish species in the United States. Catfish are one of the dominant food fish, popular in aquaculture, and frequently the basis of community-level fisheries. Besides being a food fish, M. electricus is also occasionally encountered in the pet trade as an aquarium fish. Coral reefs act as safe havens for food fish to reproduce and grow. Understanding such lifestyles is important for managing the harvest of food fish in the Amazon. Persons who are producing aquatic organisms for sale as food fish must have a permit. This said, true tilapia fish are appreciated food fish in many countries. Numbers of bream have been diminished across their range as they are a highly prized food fish. The freshwater sawfish has been targeted as a food fish and the saws have been sold as souvenirs. Esox lucius is a prized game fish and is used as a commercial food fish in Eastern Europe. Due to their great range and extensive use as food fish, scombrids bear many common names and have long been familiar to humans. The Atlantic salmon is renowned among game fishermen and is a highly prized food fish. Fish farming has boomed in the past three decades and now supplies some 40 percent of the world's total food fish supply. All were, or had been, important food fish, and all had suffered from the building of dams on coastal rivers. A highly valued food fish, the turbot lives along sand and gravel shores. They lost a lot of that business on Thursday and Friday night, and they also lost a lot of food fish and meat. They are too small to be considered a food fish for humans. The quantity of food fish in some stretches is amazing.
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