| 释义 |
noun ˈfɪʃə 1A person who catches fish for a living or for sport. he was an enthusiastic fisher and hunter an experienced trout fisher will be on hand to guide and advise Example sentencesExamples - He and his band have been hunters, fishers and farmers.
- These offer information about shifting shoals, sandbars and such that can be critical for boaters and productive for fishers.
- The third and fully revised edition should be on the bookshelf of all saltwater fly fishers.
- His traditional roots show as he weaves tales from life as it was for Canada's early settlers, hunters, fishers, explorers and adventurers.
- Rivers containing migratory fish have additional laws attached and trout fishers must pay attention.
2A large brown marten valued for its fur, found in North American woodland where it frequently preys on porcupines. 鱼貂。北美亦称PEKAN Martes pennanti, family Mustelidae Example sentencesExamples - This was the kind of place fishers like: a closed canopy, a supply of dead standing trees to make dens in, and plenty of trees of different heights and deadwood on the ground, where a hungry fisher might find prey.
- Bobcats, wolverines, and fishers, that know how to flip the animal on its back and expose its unprotected underside, are the most adept at killing porcupines.
- The bear, wolf, coyote, fisher, wolverine, otter, and lynx prey upon the beaver who is, nevertheless, a powerful antagonist when at bay.
- His first love is orphaned river otters - also members of the weasel family - but fishers have come to take second place.
- Like other mustelids, fishers have a high metabolic rate and are ravenous eaters.
OriginOld English fiscere 'fisherman', of Germanic origin; related to Dutch visser and German Fischer, also to fish1. RhymesFischer, fissure, justiciar, Laetitia, militia, Patricia, Phoenicia, Tricia proper nounˈfɪʃə A shipping forecast area in the North Sea off northern Jutland and the mouth of the Skagerrak.
Definition of fisher in US English: fishernounˈfiSHərˈfɪʃər 1A person who catches fish for a living or for sport. he was an enthusiastic fisher and hunter an experienced trout fisher will be on hand to guide and advise Example sentencesExamples - He and his band have been hunters, fishers and farmers.
- These offer information about shifting shoals, sandbars and such that can be critical for boaters and productive for fishers.
- The third and fully revised edition should be on the bookshelf of all saltwater fly fishers.
- Rivers containing migratory fish have additional laws attached and trout fishers must pay attention.
- His traditional roots show as he weaves tales from life as it was for Canada's early settlers, hunters, fishers, explorers and adventurers.
2A large brown marten valued for its fur, found in North American woodland where it frequently preys on porcupines. 鱼貂。北美亦称PEKAN Martes pennanti, family Mustelidae Example sentencesExamples - The bear, wolf, coyote, fisher, wolverine, otter, and lynx prey upon the beaver who is, nevertheless, a powerful antagonist when at bay.
- This was the kind of place fishers like: a closed canopy, a supply of dead standing trees to make dens in, and plenty of trees of different heights and deadwood on the ground, where a hungry fisher might find prey.
- Bobcats, wolverines, and fishers, that know how to flip the animal on its back and expose its unprotected underside, are the most adept at killing porcupines.
- Like other mustelids, fishers have a high metabolic rate and are ravenous eaters.
- His first love is orphaned river otters - also members of the weasel family - but fishers have come to take second place.
OriginOld English fiscere ‘fisherman’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch visser and German Fischer, also to fish. |