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Meanings of swordfish in anglès
Large toothless marine food fish with a long swordlike upper jaw; not completely cold-blooded i.e.
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Usage of swordfish in anglès
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Dinner was broiled swordfish with a rice pilaf, simple but well prepared.
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Only the swordfish paid no attention to that tremendous and desperate cry.
3
It is almost unbelievable how fast swordfish and sailfish can reportedly swim.
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It could say, for example: The client caught a swordfish on his vacation.
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For even the alligator dies in his mail, and the swordfish never surrenders.
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Avoid large, predatory fish, especially swordfish, shark, king mackerel, and tilefish.
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Still, swordfish and their kin certainly look like they have evolved for speed.
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Add pineapple, scallops, and swordfish, and set stove to medium heat.
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But, unfortunately, the record of the swordfish is stained with crime.
10
Guides suggest their grilled swordfish with thyme and sea-bass in sweet paprika sauce.
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Arthur had a swordfish steak and said it made him angry.
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Every cell in my hypothalamus sat up at the sight of the swordfish.
13
In 1935 he caught a broad-billed swordfish with rod and reel.
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I'll bet you find it harder than pulling on a swordfish.
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Some half a mile away two swordfish were finning, lazing on the surface.
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They hooked the keg aboard and dragged the swordfish up from the depths.
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United States of America
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