Usage of "giant bluefin tuna"

(Thunnus thynnus) Species of tuna fish, living in both the Western and the Eastern Atlantic Ocean and extending into the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea.

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Examples for "tunny"

The dolphin and the tunny and the flying fish swam with us. 
 To Have and to Hold 

The chief exports are dried fruit, wine, salt, tunny, sardines and anchovies. 
 The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28 

The tunny-seller gets a pick-axe and at midnight begins to dig. 
 The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night — Volume 13 

Their footfalls made a tunny, echoy noise going down the hall. 
 Rage 

Hanno was horrified to see some of the tunny floating around his feet. 
 The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle 

Resistance from Asian countries, particularly Japan, to ban trade in Atlantic bluefin tuna received most attention. 
 Reuters 

Stocks of the Pacific, Southern and Atlantic bluefin tuna have fallen over the past 15 years amid overfishing. 
 The Guardian 

The European Union's executive said last month that Atlantic bluefin tuna should be protected from being pushed to extinction by Japanese sushi lovers. 
 Reuters 

Stocks of Atlantic bluefin tuna, prized as a delicacy in Japan, have plunged more than 80 percent since 1970, according to CITES. 
 Reuters 

Atlantic bluefin tuna stocks have declined by more than 80 percent since 1970, according to CITES, which estimates current stocks at 3.17 million. 
 Reuters 

Uso de giant bluefin tuna en inglés

The accompanying text explained that the fish was an Atlantic giant bluefin tuna that had been caught by fishermen from Dingle. 
 The Irish Times 

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Significados de giant bluefin tuna en inglés