swordfish

[US]/'sɔːdfɪʃ/

[UK]/'sɔrdfɪʃ/

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Translation

n. a large oceanic fish with a long, slender body, a pointed snout, and is commonly used as a food source.

swordfish steak

Your boat was sunk by a swordfish? Pull the other one!.

In longline fishing, which targets fish such as tuna, swordfish and billfish, boats trail long lines bearing as many as 2500 baited hooks.

The swordfish is known for its long, flat bill.

Some people enjoy eating grilled swordfish.

Swordfish are powerful swimmers that can reach high speeds.

The chef prepared a delicious swordfish steak for dinner.

Swordfish are often found in deep ocean waters.

The swordfish uses its bill to slash and stun prey.

I ordered a swordfish sandwich for lunch.

The swordfish population has been declining due to overfishing.

Fishermen often target swordfish for their prized meat.

Swordfish are known for their aggressive feeding behavior.

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