Definition of gadoid in English:

gadoid

nounˈɡadɔɪdˈɡeɪdɔɪd

Zoology

A bony fish of an order (Gadiformes ) that comprises the cods, hakes, and their relatives.
〔动〕鳕，鳕形目鱼
Example sentencesExamples
- Most assessments on capture-induced skin injury have been conducted on gadoids and herring.
- Thus, pelagic and early demersal growth appear to represent distinct stanzas in the growth history of these gadoids.
- Rockling fry, like those of other gadoids, drift at the surface for their first few months.
- By-catches of gadoids and hake in the Nephrops fisheries are often considerable.
- There is a huge commercial interest in many gadoids all around the world.

adjectiveˈɡadɔɪdˈɡeɪdɔɪd

Relating to or denoting the gadoids.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from modern Latin gadus (from Greek gados 'cod') + -oid.

Definition of gadoid in US English:

gadoid

noun

Zoology

A bony fish of an order (Gadiformes) that comprises the cods, hakes, and their relatives.
〔动〕鳕，鳕形目鱼
Example sentencesExamples
- By-catches of gadoids and hake in the Nephrops fisheries are often considerable.
- Most assessments on capture-induced skin injury have been conducted on gadoids and herring.
- Rockling fry, like those of other gadoids, drift at the surface for their first few months.
- Thus, pelagic and early demersal growth appear to represent distinct stanzas in the growth history of these gadoids.
- There is a huge commercial interest in many gadoids all around the world.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from modern Latin gadus (from Greek gados ‘cod’) + -oid.

词汇	gadoid
释义	Definition of gadoid in English: gadoid nounˈɡadɔɪdˈɡeɪdɔɪd Zoology A bony fish of an order (Gadiformes ) that comprises the cods, hakes, and their relatives. 〔动〕鳕，鳕形目鱼 Example sentencesExamples Most assessments on capture-induced skin injury have been conducted on gadoids and herring. Thus, pelagic and early demersal growth appear to represent distinct stanzas in the growth history of these gadoids. Rockling fry, like those of other gadoids, drift at the surface for their first few months. By-catches of gadoids and hake in the Nephrops fisheries are often considerable. There is a huge commercial interest in many gadoids all around the world. adjectiveˈɡadɔɪdˈɡeɪdɔɪd Relating to or denoting the gadoids. Origin Mid 19th century: from modern Latin gadus (from Greek gados 'cod') + -oid. Definition of gadoid in US English: gadoid noun Zoology A bony fish of an order (Gadiformes) that comprises the cods, hakes, and their relatives. 〔动〕鳕，鳕形目鱼 Example sentencesExamples By-catches of gadoids and hake in the Nephrops fisheries are often considerable. Most assessments on capture-induced skin injury have been conducted on gadoids and herring. Rockling fry, like those of other gadoids, drift at the surface for their first few months. Thus, pelagic and early demersal growth appear to represent distinct stanzas in the growth history of these gadoids. There is a huge commercial interest in many gadoids all around the world. Origin Mid 19th century: from modern Latin gadus (from Greek gados ‘cod’) + -oid.
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