Definition of scorpionfish in English:

scorpionfish

nounPlural scorpionfishesˈskɔːpɪənfɪʃˈskɔrpiənˌfɪʃ

A chiefly bottom-dwelling marine fish which is typically red in colour and has spines on the head that are sometimes venomous.
鲉
Family Scorpaenidae: many genera and numerous species, including the redfishes and rockfishes
Example sentencesExamples
- Pterois volitans are differentiated from other scorpionfishes by having 13 rather than 12 poisonous dorsal spines and 14 long, feather-like pectoral rays.
- Scientists have observed a dolphin trying to get a reluctant moray eel to come out of its crevice by poking it with the spiny body of a dead scorpionfish.
- A magnificent short-spined scorpionfish with an impressive pink and dirty tan camouflage posed brilliantly, its huge eyes following my every move.
- The rocky reefs and the small caverns formed within them are home to groupers, moray and conger eels, scorpionfish, many octopus and the occasional spiny lobster.
- Bearded scorpionfish lurk everywhere - in crevices, on ledges and under rocky overhangs of stacked boulders - so keep your eyes peeled.

Definition of scorpionfish in US English:

scorpionfish

nounˈskɔrpiənˌfɪʃˈskôrpēənˌfiSH

A chiefly bottom-dwelling marine fish which is typically red in color and has spines on the head that are sometimes venomous.
鲉
Family Scorpaenidae: many genera and numerous species, including the redfishes and rockfishes
Example sentencesExamples
- A magnificent short-spined scorpionfish with an impressive pink and dirty tan camouflage posed brilliantly, its huge eyes following my every move.
- Bearded scorpionfish lurk everywhere - in crevices, on ledges and under rocky overhangs of stacked boulders - so keep your eyes peeled.
- Pterois volitans are differentiated from other scorpionfishes by having 13 rather than 12 poisonous dorsal spines and 14 long, feather-like pectoral rays.
- The rocky reefs and the small caverns formed within them are home to groupers, moray and conger eels, scorpionfish, many octopus and the occasional spiny lobster.
- Scientists have observed a dolphin trying to get a reluctant moray eel to come out of its crevice by poking it with the spiny body of a dead scorpionfish.

单词	scorpionfish
释义	Definition of scorpionfish in English: scorpionfish nounPlural scorpionfishesˈskɔːpɪənfɪʃˈskɔrpiənˌfɪʃ A chiefly bottom-dwelling marine fish which is typically red in colour and has spines on the head that are sometimes venomous. 鲉 Family Scorpaenidae: many genera and numerous species, including the redfishes and rockfishes Example sentencesExamples Pterois volitans are differentiated from other scorpionfishes by having 13 rather than 12 poisonous dorsal spines and 14 long, feather-like pectoral rays. Scientists have observed a dolphin trying to get a reluctant moray eel to come out of its crevice by poking it with the spiny body of a dead scorpionfish. A magnificent short-spined scorpionfish with an impressive pink and dirty tan camouflage posed brilliantly, its huge eyes following my every move. The rocky reefs and the small caverns formed within them are home to groupers, moray and conger eels, scorpionfish, many octopus and the occasional spiny lobster. Bearded scorpionfish lurk everywhere - in crevices, on ledges and under rocky overhangs of stacked boulders - so keep your eyes peeled. Definition of scorpionfish in US English: scorpionfish nounˈskɔrpiənˌfɪʃˈskôrpēənˌfiSH A chiefly bottom-dwelling marine fish which is typically red in color and has spines on the head that are sometimes venomous. 鲉 Family Scorpaenidae: many genera and numerous species, including the redfishes and rockfishes Example sentencesExamples A magnificent short-spined scorpionfish with an impressive pink and dirty tan camouflage posed brilliantly, its huge eyes following my every move. Bearded scorpionfish lurk everywhere - in crevices, on ledges and under rocky overhangs of stacked boulders - so keep your eyes peeled. Pterois volitans are differentiated from other scorpionfishes by having 13 rather than 12 poisonous dorsal spines and 14 long, feather-like pectoral rays. The rocky reefs and the small caverns formed within them are home to groupers, moray and conger eels, scorpionfish, many octopus and the occasional spiny lobster. Scientists have observed a dolphin trying to get a reluctant moray eel to come out of its crevice by poking it with the spiny body of a dead scorpionfish.
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