Definition of barracuda in English:

barracuda

nounPlural barracudas ˌbarəˈkjuːdəˌbarəˈkuːdəˌbɛrəˈkudə

A large predatory tropical marine fish with a slender body and large jaws and teeth.
大魣
Family Sphyraenidae and genus Sphyraena: several species, in particular S. barracuda
Example sentencesExamples
- It is here that divers may encounter anything from schooling batfish, barracudas to a sailfish, or even the whale shark.
- It has been observed that great barracudas herd schools of fish into shallow water and guard them.
- Some of the fish you can expect to catch are, Kingfish, barracuda, tuna, queen fish, jack crevale dorado, cobia, bonito, wahoo, sailfish and sharks.
- The wrecks are home to a wide variety of corals and marine life including angelfish, barracudas, margates, sharks, snappers and turtles.
- Among profuse schools of trevallies and barracuda, huge tunas and a host of sharks cruise the sheer wall.

Origin

Late 17th century: of unknown origin.

Rhymes

Barbuda, Bermuda, brooder, Buxtehude, colluder, deluder, excluder, intruder, Judah, Luda, Neruda, obtruder, Tudor

Definition of barracuda in US English:

barracuda

nounˌberəˈko͞odəˌbɛrəˈkudə

A large predatory tropical marine fish with a slender body and large jaws and teeth.
大魣
Genus Sphyraena, family Sphyraenidae: several species, in particular the inedible and poisonous great barracuda (S. barracuda) and the edible Pacific barracuda (S. argentea)
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of the fish you can expect to catch are, Kingfish, barracuda, tuna, queen fish, jack crevale dorado, cobia, bonito, wahoo, sailfish and sharks.
- Among profuse schools of trevallies and barracuda, huge tunas and a host of sharks cruise the sheer wall.
- The wrecks are home to a wide variety of corals and marine life including angelfish, barracudas, margates, sharks, snappers and turtles.
- It is here that divers may encounter anything from schooling batfish, barracudas to a sailfish, or even the whale shark.
- It has been observed that great barracudas herd schools of fish into shallow water and guard them.

Origin

Late 17th century: of unknown origin.

单词	barracuda
释义	Definition of barracuda in English: barracuda nounPlural barracudas ˌbarəˈkjuːdəˌbarəˈkuːdəˌbɛrəˈkudə A large predatory tropical marine fish with a slender body and large jaws and teeth. 大魣 Family Sphyraenidae and genus Sphyraena: several species, in particular S. barracuda Example sentencesExamples It is here that divers may encounter anything from schooling batfish, barracudas to a sailfish, or even the whale shark. It has been observed that great barracudas herd schools of fish into shallow water and guard them. Some of the fish you can expect to catch are, Kingfish, barracuda, tuna, queen fish, jack crevale dorado, cobia, bonito, wahoo, sailfish and sharks. The wrecks are home to a wide variety of corals and marine life including angelfish, barracudas, margates, sharks, snappers and turtles. Among profuse schools of trevallies and barracuda, huge tunas and a host of sharks cruise the sheer wall. Origin Late 17th century: of unknown origin. Rhymes Barbuda, Bermuda, brooder, Buxtehude, colluder, deluder, excluder, intruder, Judah, Luda, Neruda, obtruder, Tudor Definition of barracuda in US English: barracuda nounˌberəˈko͞odəˌbɛrəˈkudə A large predatory tropical marine fish with a slender body and large jaws and teeth. 大魣 Genus Sphyraena, family Sphyraenidae: several species, in particular the inedible and poisonous great barracuda (S. barracuda) and the edible Pacific barracuda (S. argentea) Example sentencesExamples Some of the fish you can expect to catch are, Kingfish, barracuda, tuna, queen fish, jack crevale dorado, cobia, bonito, wahoo, sailfish and sharks. Among profuse schools of trevallies and barracuda, huge tunas and a host of sharks cruise the sheer wall. The wrecks are home to a wide variety of corals and marine life including angelfish, barracudas, margates, sharks, snappers and turtles. It is here that divers may encounter anything from schooling batfish, barracudas to a sailfish, or even the whale shark. It has been observed that great barracudas herd schools of fish into shallow water and guard them. Origin Late 17th century: of unknown origin.
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