Definition of loach in English:

loach

noun ləʊtʃloʊtʃ

A small elongated bottom-dwelling freshwater fish with several barbels near the mouth, found in Eurasia and north-western Africa.
泥鳅
Family Cobitidae and Homalopteridae (or Balitoridae): several genera and numerous species
Example sentencesExamples
- Clown loaches are schooling fish that should never be kept alone!
- In order to bring to light the Indian varieties there are about 13 species of fish from the Western Ghats, which include half-beak fish, danio, loaches and rasboras.
- We have a freshwater fish tank community of tetras, catfish, gouramis and loaches.
- The loach had to go, it was eating all the food and had grown enormous.
- Another extreme example of habitat adaptation is found in hillstream loaches, which live in the steep, torrential watercourses of Asiatic hillstreams.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French loche, of unknown origin.

Rhymes

approach, broach, brooch, coach, encroach, poach, reproach, roach

Definition of loach in US English:

loach

nounloʊtʃlōCH

A small elongated bottom-dwelling freshwater fish with several barbels near the mouth, found in Eurasia and northwestern Africa.
泥鳅
Families Cobitidae and Homalopteridae (or Balitoridae): several genera and numerous species
Example sentencesExamples
- The loach had to go, it was eating all the food and had grown enormous.
- Clown loaches are schooling fish that should never be kept alone!
- We have a freshwater fish tank community of tetras, catfish, gouramis and loaches.
- Another extreme example of habitat adaptation is found in hillstream loaches, which live in the steep, torrential watercourses of Asiatic hillstreams.
- In order to bring to light the Indian varieties there are about 13 species of fish from the Western Ghats, which include half-beak fish, danio, loaches and rasboras.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French loche, of unknown origin.

单词	loach
释义	Definition of loach in English: loach noun ləʊtʃloʊtʃ A small elongated bottom-dwelling freshwater fish with several barbels near the mouth, found in Eurasia and north-western Africa. 泥鳅 Family Cobitidae and Homalopteridae (or Balitoridae): several genera and numerous species Example sentencesExamples Clown loaches are schooling fish that should never be kept alone! In order to bring to light the Indian varieties there are about 13 species of fish from the Western Ghats, which include half-beak fish, danio, loaches and rasboras. We have a freshwater fish tank community of tetras, catfish, gouramis and loaches. The loach had to go, it was eating all the food and had grown enormous. Another extreme example of habitat adaptation is found in hillstream loaches, which live in the steep, torrential watercourses of Asiatic hillstreams. Origin Middle English: from Old French loche, of unknown origin. Rhymes approach, broach, brooch, coach, encroach, poach, reproach, roach Definition of loach in US English: loach nounloʊtʃlōCH A small elongated bottom-dwelling freshwater fish with several barbels near the mouth, found in Eurasia and northwestern Africa. 泥鳅 Families Cobitidae and Homalopteridae (or Balitoridae): several genera and numerous species Example sentencesExamples The loach had to go, it was eating all the food and had grown enormous. Clown loaches are schooling fish that should never be kept alone! We have a freshwater fish tank community of tetras, catfish, gouramis and loaches. Another extreme example of habitat adaptation is found in hillstream loaches, which live in the steep, torrential watercourses of Asiatic hillstreams. In order to bring to light the Indian varieties there are about 13 species of fish from the Western Ghats, which include half-beak fish, danio, loaches and rasboras. Origin Middle English: from Old French loche, of unknown origin.
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