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Meanings of canned tuna in English

Spanish
atun en conserva
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Preserved food.

Related terms
atun en conserva
Usage of canned tuna in English
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The U.S. canned tuna market has long been dominated by three companies.
Reuters
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Her breath was fearsome and ragged and smelled of leftover canned tuna.
Ape House
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Vanuatu is working on producing canned tuna in its SinoVan fish factory in Port Vila.
Radio NZ
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Tuna Whether it's a filling lunch or a light snack, canned tuna is a versatile staple.
The South African
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Amos said the production of canned tuna is a step forward for Vanuatu in preparations towards disasters.
Radio NZ
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The plaintiffs are claiming StarKist misled consumers by saying its canned tuna products are "dolphin-safe".
Radio NZ
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I unclipped my phone from my belt and put it on top of a canned tuna carton.
11/22/63
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Fresh sardines are as different from their canned crammed counterparts as fresh tuna is from canned tuna fish.
Mastering the grill: the owner's manual for outdoor cooking
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It took a month to backpack all my equipment -all the ropes and pitons and canned tuna.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Asia's biggest canned tuna exporter, Thai Union Frozen Products TUF.BK, confirmed one of its ships had been taken by pirates.
Reuters
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This includes canned tuna.
BBC
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Even 2 to 3 ounces of water-packed canned tuna provide one day's requirement of omega-3s.
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Bumble Bee is the largest canned tuna and sardine producer in North America, with brands including Brunswick and Sweet Sue.
Reuters
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HE SLIDES two T-shirts, shorts, canned tuna, toasted corn and boiled potatoes into the rucksack atop five kilograms of semirefined cocaine.
News.com.au
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I usually ate lunch alone, preferring to eat my canned tuna and butter spray in the privacy of my dressing room.
Unbearable lightness: a story of loss and gain
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They also provide most of the world's canned tuna, with the solitary light-fleshed albacore (Hawaiian tombo) giving "white" tuna.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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