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Meanings of fish in English
Usage of fish in English
1
There are plenty of fish in the sea: This is almost true.
2
It's dangerous to fish, to birds and other animals, including farming livestock.
3
Current areas include fish population genetics, aquatic invasive species and fish telemetry.
4
Going back to fish as another example, you just don't order fish.
5
That, in turn, could result in less fish available to local communities.
6
It was clear there was concern about decreasing fish stocks, he said.
7
Several days ago, a fish came walking into my office-no ,forgetthat.
8
For example, earlier this year, dead fish started appearing in the harbour.
9
The third group, however, offers some hope on the farmed fish front.
10
She added that was a good amount of water for the fish.
11
However, fish oil was associated with higher 25OHD independently from obesity status.
12
And what happens when deep sea fish are brought to the surface?
13
A cold fish, he thought; one without pity, who stood quite alone.
14
Today, fish and chips remain a staple in the modern English diet.
15
And that makes sense; the sea is very full of smaller fish.
16
But today is eighty-five days and I should fish the day well.
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Fish across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
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