Sturgeon Meaning in English
word
ˈstɝdʒən/, /ˈstɝdʒɪn
STUR-jin
stˈɜːdʒən
STUR-juhn
释义
A sturgeon is a large, ancient-looking fish found in the northern hemisphere, known especially for producing caviar from its eggs.
用法与细微差别
"Sturgeon" is mainly used in scientific, culinary, or fishing contexts. It's not a common word outside discussions about caviar or fish species. Plural: "sturgeons" or more commonly "sturgeon" as a group.
Spanish: esturiónPortuguese (BR): esturjãoPortuguese (PT): esturjãoChinese (Simplified): 鲟鱼Chinese (Traditional): 鱘魚Hindi: स्टर्जन मछलीArabic: سمك الحفشBengali: স্টারজেন মাছRussian: осётрJapanese: チョウザメVietnamese: cá tầmKorean: 철갑상어Turkish: mersi̇n balığıUrdu: اسٹرژن مچھلیIndonesian: ikan sturgeon
例句
A sturgeon can live for many years.
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Farmers raise sturgeon to produce caviar.
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The sturgeon is a protected species in some countries.
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It's amazing how big a wild sturgeon can get in the river.
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Did you know some people travel just to fish for sturgeon?
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Fresh sturgeon tastes very different from the canned version.
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