Definition of fisherman in English:

fisherman

nounPlural fishermen ˈfɪʃəmənˈfɪʃərmən

A person who catches fish for a living or for sport.
渔民，渔工，渔夫；垂钓者
Example sentencesExamples
- That would drive prices down and encourage fishermen to catch more fish to make the same amount of money.
- However, the vast majority of bait fishermen will use fresh fish roe wrapped round the hook or sometimes put in small bags.
- All over Europe fishing communities blame other fishermen for their problems.
- At the time these fisherman were going out sports fishing with hand lines.
- We are all, of course, sport fishermen but there are times when the welfare of some local children has to take priority.
- There seemed to be no sense at all in importing supplies our own fishermen should have been catching.
- These seasonal fishermen trapped fish from the swollen rivers for fun as well as profit.
- For the local fishermen, however, fishing for the snappers is a way of life.
- The sons and daughters of fishermen and farmers are doctors, lawyers and engineers.
- The suggestion is that instead of fish, the fisherman himself has been caught in the net.
- The perception of the fishermen was that the fish were still there to be caught.
- After more than one hour both the fish and the fishermen were tired.
- Prices of prawns are still low and supply is steady giving local fishermen a living.
- There are several different varieties and are a favourite of sport fishermen in those areas.
- When fishermen caught species in their net that were over quota they had to throw them back into the sea.
- Experts say increasing financial pressures are forcing fishermen to sell extra fish on the black market.
- In the evening, when the sun went down, we decided to go fishing with the local fishermen.
- As I gazed in the direction of his usual path, I saw fishermen bring back their catch of the day.
- A giant squid shocked the fisherman who caught it in his net off the coast of Vancouver Island.
- Wouldn't it be nice if sport fishermen were able to drag up catches like that from our waters?
Synonyms
angler
informal rod
archaic fisher
rare piscator

Rhymes

fishermen, militiaman, militiamen

Definition of fisherman in US English:

fisherman

nounˈfɪʃərmənˈfiSHərmən

1A person who catches fish for a living or for sport.
渔民，渔工，渔夫；垂钓者
Example sentencesExamples
- In the evening, when the sun went down, we decided to go fishing with the local fishermen.
- However, the vast majority of bait fishermen will use fresh fish roe wrapped round the hook or sometimes put in small bags.
- After more than one hour both the fish and the fishermen were tired.
- There are several different varieties and are a favourite of sport fishermen in those areas.
- Prices of prawns are still low and supply is steady giving local fishermen a living.
- As I gazed in the direction of his usual path, I saw fishermen bring back their catch of the day.
- All over Europe fishing communities blame other fishermen for their problems.
- Wouldn't it be nice if sport fishermen were able to drag up catches like that from our waters?
- At the time these fisherman were going out sports fishing with hand lines.
- The sons and daughters of fishermen and farmers are doctors, lawyers and engineers.
- That would drive prices down and encourage fishermen to catch more fish to make the same amount of money.
- The perception of the fishermen was that the fish were still there to be caught.
- There seemed to be no sense at all in importing supplies our own fishermen should have been catching.
- A giant squid shocked the fisherman who caught it in his net off the coast of Vancouver Island.
- These seasonal fishermen trapped fish from the swollen rivers for fun as well as profit.
- The suggestion is that instead of fish, the fisherman himself has been caught in the net.
- For the local fishermen, however, fishing for the snappers is a way of life.
- Experts say increasing financial pressures are forcing fishermen to sell extra fish on the black market.
- We are all, of course, sport fishermen but there are times when the welfare of some local children has to take priority.
- When fishermen caught species in their net that were over quota they had to throw them back into the sea.
Synonyms
angler
1. 1.1 A fishing boat.

单词	fisherman
释义	Definition of fisherman in English: fisherman nounPlural fishermen ˈfɪʃəmənˈfɪʃərmən A person who catches fish for a living or for sport. 渔民，渔工，渔夫；垂钓者 Example sentencesExamples That would drive prices down and encourage fishermen to catch more fish to make the same amount of money. However, the vast majority of bait fishermen will use fresh fish roe wrapped round the hook or sometimes put in small bags. All over Europe fishing communities blame other fishermen for their problems. At the time these fisherman were going out sports fishing with hand lines. We are all, of course, sport fishermen but there are times when the welfare of some local children has to take priority. There seemed to be no sense at all in importing supplies our own fishermen should have been catching. These seasonal fishermen trapped fish from the swollen rivers for fun as well as profit. For the local fishermen, however, fishing for the snappers is a way of life. The sons and daughters of fishermen and farmers are doctors, lawyers and engineers. The suggestion is that instead of fish, the fisherman himself has been caught in the net. The perception of the fishermen was that the fish were still there to be caught. After more than one hour both the fish and the fishermen were tired. Prices of prawns are still low and supply is steady giving local fishermen a living. There are several different varieties and are a favourite of sport fishermen in those areas. When fishermen caught species in their net that were over quota they had to throw them back into the sea. Experts say increasing financial pressures are forcing fishermen to sell extra fish on the black market. In the evening, when the sun went down, we decided to go fishing with the local fishermen. As I gazed in the direction of his usual path, I saw fishermen bring back their catch of the day. A giant squid shocked the fisherman who caught it in his net off the coast of Vancouver Island. Wouldn't it be nice if sport fishermen were able to drag up catches like that from our waters? Synonyms angler informal rod archaic fisher rare piscator Rhymes fishermen, militiaman, militiamen Definition of fisherman in US English: fisherman nounˈfɪʃərmənˈfiSHərmən 1A person who catches fish for a living or for sport. 渔民，渔工，渔夫；垂钓者 Example sentencesExamples In the evening, when the sun went down, we decided to go fishing with the local fishermen. However, the vast majority of bait fishermen will use fresh fish roe wrapped round the hook or sometimes put in small bags. After more than one hour both the fish and the fishermen were tired. There are several different varieties and are a favourite of sport fishermen in those areas. Prices of prawns are still low and supply is steady giving local fishermen a living. As I gazed in the direction of his usual path, I saw fishermen bring back their catch of the day. All over Europe fishing communities blame other fishermen for their problems. Wouldn't it be nice if sport fishermen were able to drag up catches like that from our waters? At the time these fisherman were going out sports fishing with hand lines. The sons and daughters of fishermen and farmers are doctors, lawyers and engineers. That would drive prices down and encourage fishermen to catch more fish to make the same amount of money. The perception of the fishermen was that the fish were still there to be caught. There seemed to be no sense at all in importing supplies our own fishermen should have been catching. A giant squid shocked the fisherman who caught it in his net off the coast of Vancouver Island. These seasonal fishermen trapped fish from the swollen rivers for fun as well as profit. The suggestion is that instead of fish, the fisherman himself has been caught in the net. For the local fishermen, however, fishing for the snappers is a way of life. Experts say increasing financial pressures are forcing fishermen to sell extra fish on the black market. We are all, of course, sport fishermen but there are times when the welfare of some local children has to take priority. When fishermen caught species in their net that were over quota they had to throw them back into the sea. Synonyms angler 1.1 A fishing boat.
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