Definition of snow crab in English:

snow crab

noun

An edible spider crab found off the eastern seaboard of Canada.
雪蟹
Chionoecetes opilio, section Oxyrhyncha
Example sentencesExamples
- When the season starts, expect lobster, snow crab, lamb and expensive imported cuts to be on the grill.
- Previous results applied in the case of workers exposed seasonally to snow crab, which is a different context of exposure from the one encountered in the current series.
- Fisheries managers apply a continuous growth model in their management of snow crab, which assumes that male crabs increase in size throughout their lifespan.
- In 1989, a new fishery for snow crab was organized in Nuuk.
- The village's three fish plants employ more than 400 people who are kept busy, at least seasonally, processing lobster, snow crab, and groundfish.
- A clear mushroom soup made the old fashion way through clarification, a complex operation compared to the way Chinese chefs are producing soups, is also served, garnished with cured snow crab.
- She also harvests snow crab, using Cheticamp as a base during that season.
- We suspect that a similar dynamic occurs off Greenland, where snow crab catches have also increased recently.
- Certain species, such as snow crab and shrimp, have greatly increased their biomass since one of their natural predators, the cod, has declined.
- Try a lobster roll dipped in butter or a fine gourmet meal of snow crabs or scallops at one of the islands’ many restaurants.
- The most important crab fisheries take place in the N. Pacific, especially the Bering Sea, where king crabs of the genus Paralithodes and snow crabs of the genus Chionoecetes are taken in larger quantities than any other groups.
- Scavengers like the snow crab and American lobster underwent incredible population explosions as the cod stocks collapsed.
- Today modern fiberglass fishing boats 35-65 feet in length make four or five-day trips to catch snow crab and shrimp up to 140 miles north and east of Fogo Island.
- The insurance barrier will be felt at Tokyo's Tsukiji market, the world's largest fish market, where North Korea is a major supplier of snow crabs, sea urchins and short neck clams.

Definition of snow crab in US English:

snow crab

noun

An edible spider crab found off the eastern seaboard of Canada.
雪蟹
Chionoecetes opilio, section Oxyrhyncha
Example sentencesExamples
- A clear mushroom soup made the old fashion way through clarification, a complex operation compared to the way Chinese chefs are producing soups, is also served, garnished with cured snow crab.
- The insurance barrier will be felt at Tokyo's Tsukiji market, the world's largest fish market, where North Korea is a major supplier of snow crabs, sea urchins and short neck clams.
- The most important crab fisheries take place in the N. Pacific, especially the Bering Sea, where king crabs of the genus Paralithodes and snow crabs of the genus Chionoecetes are taken in larger quantities than any other groups.
- The village's three fish plants employ more than 400 people who are kept busy, at least seasonally, processing lobster, snow crab, and groundfish.
- Previous results applied in the case of workers exposed seasonally to snow crab, which is a different context of exposure from the one encountered in the current series.
- When the season starts, expect lobster, snow crab, lamb and expensive imported cuts to be on the grill.
- Today modern fiberglass fishing boats 35-65 feet in length make four or five-day trips to catch snow crab and shrimp up to 140 miles north and east of Fogo Island.
- We suspect that a similar dynamic occurs off Greenland, where snow crab catches have also increased recently.
- She also harvests snow crab, using Cheticamp as a base during that season.
- Try a lobster roll dipped in butter or a fine gourmet meal of snow crabs or scallops at one of the islands’ many restaurants.
- In 1989, a new fishery for snow crab was organized in Nuuk.
- Fisheries managers apply a continuous growth model in their management of snow crab, which assumes that male crabs increase in size throughout their lifespan.
- Scavengers like the snow crab and American lobster underwent incredible population explosions as the cod stocks collapsed.
- Certain species, such as snow crab and shrimp, have greatly increased their biomass since one of their natural predators, the cod, has declined.

词汇	snow crab
释义	Definition of snow crab in English: snow crab noun An edible spider crab found off the eastern seaboard of Canada. 雪蟹 Chionoecetes opilio, section Oxyrhyncha Example sentencesExamples When the season starts, expect lobster, snow crab, lamb and expensive imported cuts to be on the grill. Previous results applied in the case of workers exposed seasonally to snow crab, which is a different context of exposure from the one encountered in the current series. Fisheries managers apply a continuous growth model in their management of snow crab, which assumes that male crabs increase in size throughout their lifespan. In 1989, a new fishery for snow crab was organized in Nuuk. The village's three fish plants employ more than 400 people who are kept busy, at least seasonally, processing lobster, snow crab, and groundfish. A clear mushroom soup made the old fashion way through clarification, a complex operation compared to the way Chinese chefs are producing soups, is also served, garnished with cured snow crab. She also harvests snow crab, using Cheticamp as a base during that season. We suspect that a similar dynamic occurs off Greenland, where snow crab catches have also increased recently. Certain species, such as snow crab and shrimp, have greatly increased their biomass since one of their natural predators, the cod, has declined. Try a lobster roll dipped in butter or a fine gourmet meal of snow crabs or scallops at one of the islands’ many restaurants. The most important crab fisheries take place in the N. Pacific, especially the Bering Sea, where king crabs of the genus Paralithodes and snow crabs of the genus Chionoecetes are taken in larger quantities than any other groups. Scavengers like the snow crab and American lobster underwent incredible population explosions as the cod stocks collapsed. Today modern fiberglass fishing boats 35-65 feet in length make four or five-day trips to catch snow crab and shrimp up to 140 miles north and east of Fogo Island. The insurance barrier will be felt at Tokyo's Tsukiji market, the world's largest fish market, where North Korea is a major supplier of snow crabs, sea urchins and short neck clams. Definition of snow crab in US English: snow crab noun An edible spider crab found off the eastern seaboard of Canada. 雪蟹 Chionoecetes opilio, section Oxyrhyncha Example sentencesExamples A clear mushroom soup made the old fashion way through clarification, a complex operation compared to the way Chinese chefs are producing soups, is also served, garnished with cured snow crab. The insurance barrier will be felt at Tokyo's Tsukiji market, the world's largest fish market, where North Korea is a major supplier of snow crabs, sea urchins and short neck clams. The most important crab fisheries take place in the N. Pacific, especially the Bering Sea, where king crabs of the genus Paralithodes and snow crabs of the genus Chionoecetes are taken in larger quantities than any other groups. The village's three fish plants employ more than 400 people who are kept busy, at least seasonally, processing lobster, snow crab, and groundfish. Previous results applied in the case of workers exposed seasonally to snow crab, which is a different context of exposure from the one encountered in the current series. When the season starts, expect lobster, snow crab, lamb and expensive imported cuts to be on the grill. Today modern fiberglass fishing boats 35-65 feet in length make four or five-day trips to catch snow crab and shrimp up to 140 miles north and east of Fogo Island. We suspect that a similar dynamic occurs off Greenland, where snow crab catches have also increased recently. She also harvests snow crab, using Cheticamp as a base during that season. Try a lobster roll dipped in butter or a fine gourmet meal of snow crabs or scallops at one of the islands’ many restaurants. In 1989, a new fishery for snow crab was organized in Nuuk. Fisheries managers apply a continuous growth model in their management of snow crab, which assumes that male crabs increase in size throughout their lifespan. Scavengers like the snow crab and American lobster underwent incredible population explosions as the cod stocks collapsed. Certain species, such as snow crab and shrimp, have greatly increased their biomass since one of their natural predators, the cod, has declined.
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