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Meanings of tuna in English
Spanish
tuna Several species of ocean-dwelling fish in the family Scombridae, mostly in the genus Thunnus.
Usage of tuna in English
1
As a result, tuna boat captains and fisheries observers work on estimates.
2
The U.S. canned tuna market has long been dominated by three companies.
3
Good tinned tuna is fine if you don't fancy the preserving process.
4
Australia first began trialling cameras on its tuna boats two-and-a-half years ago.
5
Today, salmon, tuna, and sardines are the most popular canned seafoods worldwide.
6
Add tuna and sear until golden, about 1 minute on both sides.
7
In the meantime McKay said it's a tasty tuna, especially lightly seared.
8
The company had been banking on large scale customers buying its tuna.
9
The sale climaxed years of inflated prices for the season's first tuna.
10
On February 15, Freddy's luck turned with a good haul of tuna.
11
The vessels that previously fished for tuna now focus on other species.
12
Open a can of tuna fish and turn into a china dish.
13
Somali shops import tuna from Thailand, via the Middle East and Kenya.
14
Audio Sixty per cent of the world's tuna comes from the Pacific.
15
Add tuna, peas, soup, and just 1 tablespoon of the grated topping.
16
Six of the country's eight tuna canneries are located in the city.
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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