coho
word
Definition
A coho is a type of salmon found in the Pacific Ocean, known for its silver color and valuable as both a food fish and in sport fishing.
Usage & Nuances
'Coho' is used mainly in North American English and refers specifically to the coho or silver salmon. It can appear in scientific, culinary, and fishing contexts. The word is sometimes used with 'salmon' as 'coho salmon.' Not commonly used outside these topics.
Spanish: salmón plateado - cohoPortuguese (BR): salmão-coho - salmão-prateadoPortuguese (PT): salmão-coho - salmão-prateadoChinese (Simplified): 銀大馬哈魚 - 銀鮭Chinese (Traditional): 銀大馬哈魚 - 銀鮭Hindi: कोहो सैल्मनArabic: سمك السلمون الكوهوBengali: কোহো (এক ধরনের স্যামন মাছ)Russian: кижучJapanese: コーホーサーモンVietnamese: cá hồi cohoKorean: 코호 연어Turkish: gümüş somon - coho somonuUrdu: کوہو سالمَنIndonesian: salmon coho
Example Sentences
The coho is smaller than some other types of salmon.
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Fishermen catch many coho in the Pacific Ocean.
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You can cook coho by grilling or baking.
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Fresh coho tastes great in sushi.
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Have you ever tried smoked coho? It's delicious!
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The river is full of migrating coho in the fall.
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