Definition of grilse in English:

grilse

noun ɡrɪlsɡrɪls

A salmon that has returned to fresh water after a single winter at sea.
首次溯河产卵的鲑
Example sentencesExamples
- The first grilse of the season was also caught during this period.
- Four grilse were caught at Durkanís Pool, one of 5 lb by a German angler and the rest higher up the river.
- The grilse are still here in very good numbers, and the fishing prospects for the week ahead are excellent.
- A good amount of rain is forecast for the coming days which should bring the grilse in from the bay.
- The sort of rod that you'd use for sea trout or grilse should suffice.

Origin

Late Middle English: of unknown origin.

Definition of grilse in US English:

grilse

nounɡrilsɡrɪls

A salmon that has returned to fresh water after a single winter at sea.
首次溯河产卵的鲑
Example sentencesExamples
- The grilse are still here in very good numbers, and the fishing prospects for the week ahead are excellent.
- The first grilse of the season was also caught during this period.
- The sort of rod that you'd use for sea trout or grilse should suffice.
- A good amount of rain is forecast for the coming days which should bring the grilse in from the bay.
- Four grilse were caught at Durkanís Pool, one of 5 lb by a German angler and the rest higher up the river.

Origin

Late Middle English: of unknown origin.

单词	grilse
释义	Definition of grilse in English: grilse noun ɡrɪlsɡrɪls A salmon that has returned to fresh water after a single winter at sea. 首次溯河产卵的鲑 Example sentencesExamples The first grilse of the season was also caught during this period. Four grilse were caught at Durkanís Pool, one of 5 lb by a German angler and the rest higher up the river. The grilse are still here in very good numbers, and the fishing prospects for the week ahead are excellent. A good amount of rain is forecast for the coming days which should bring the grilse in from the bay. The sort of rod that you'd use for sea trout or grilse should suffice. Origin Late Middle English: of unknown origin. Definition of grilse in US English: grilse nounɡrilsɡrɪls A salmon that has returned to fresh water after a single winter at sea. 首次溯河产卵的鲑 Example sentencesExamples The grilse are still here in very good numbers, and the fishing prospects for the week ahead are excellent. The first grilse of the season was also caught during this period. The sort of rod that you'd use for sea trout or grilse should suffice. A good amount of rain is forecast for the coming days which should bring the grilse in from the bay. Four grilse were caught at Durkanís Pool, one of 5 lb by a German angler and the rest higher up the river. Origin Late Middle English: of unknown origin.
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