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Definition of halibut in English: halibutnoun ˈhalɪbətˈhæləbət 1A northern marine fish which is the largest of the flatfishes and important as a food fish. 庸鲽，大比目鱼 Genus Hippoglossus, family Pleuronectidae: H. hippoglossus of the Atlantic and H. stenolepis of the Pacific Example sentencesExamples - Instead, it joins a list of fish like salmon and halibut and catfish that are lower in mercury.
- Populations of cod, haddock, halibut, red drum and yellowtail flounder are at record lows.
- Common varieties of fish - often eaten raw - include cod, salmon, trout, halibut, and redfish.
- For the non-fish eaters there's steak and pasta, for example, but most people come here for the fish, and the restaurant focuses on halibut, haddock, cod, pollock, salmon and shellfish, prepared in a variety of ways.
- Fatty cold-water fish such as halibut, mackerel, herring, and salmon are good sources of EPA and DHA.
- The Cowries also run a fish filleting factory, and family contacts in Scrabster mean they sell a large range of fresh, unsmoked fish - from haddock and halibut to monkfish, mackerel and plaice.
- Think of the superb species of fish that come from our coastal waters - salmon, cod, halibut, lobster and sole - added to the freshwater fish such as pickerel, shellfish and whitefish.
- As for the main course, the menu is long and ambitious, at least in terms of the types of fish available: halibut, salmon, orange roughy, and ahi tuna among others, all of which are grilled or pan-fried, as well as bouillabaisse.
- These include scallops, shrimp, crab, haddock, cod, pollack, snapper, halibut and white tuna.
- As for the fish, the halibut is the best and the most expensive at $7.95 for two good-size fillets, snowy white and delicate and encased in a flavorful golden-brown batter.
- The records show how the price, adjusted for inflation, of fish and shellfish, including lobster, swordfish, oysters, halibut, haddock and sole, has climbed as stocks have collapsed.
- His taro-dusted halibut with white beans is simply spectacular, the ultimate fish and chips.
- The Northwest Atlantic's other groundfish include haddock, halibut, pollock, flounder and plaice.
- The new company would also aim to be in the forefront of developing other species in farmed versions - sturgeon, tilapia, yellowtail, barramundi, halibut, cod, are amongst those mentioned.
- Some types of fish - such as cod, tuna or halibut - have less total fat, saturated fat and cholesterol than do meat and poultry.
- You'll also find DHA in salmon, halibut, mackerel, sardines and striped bass as well as flaxseed oil and fish oil supplements.
- Two types of Omega 3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA) are found in fatty fish such as salmon, white tuna, mackerel, rainbow trout, herring, halibut and sardines.
- Despite the waiter telling me the ceviche fish would be halibut and salmon, it actually was just scallops.
- Salmon, haddock, halibut, bass, cod, mackerel, sardines and tuna contain trace minerals and other nutrients that are not commonly or sufficiently found in our diets.
- The EU Fisheries Commission told the Court that Spanish vessels caught almost 10,000 tonnes more fish than they were allowed permission for, including cod, monkfish, halibut and mackerel.
- 1.1 Used in names of large edible flatfishes of families other than the true halibut, e.g. Greenland halibut.
用于其他科的可食用的大型比目鱼的名称中，例如Queensland halibut Example sentencesExamples - Fodrie, a second-year student working with Levin, will use the CEQI grant to study the California halibut, an ecologically and economically important finfish.
- The California halibut is a flatfish with an oblong, compressed body and a large, powerful, broad tail.
- In the N. and NE Atlantic region, especially Norway and Greenland, halibut (including dried strips of the flesh) has consistently been an important element in the diet.
- I ate smoked scallops with cauliflower purée and lobster vinaigrette; halibut with fricassee of oysters and artichoke dumpling; and creme brûlée and strawberry tartare with basil sorbet.
OriginLate Middle English: from haly 'holy' + obsolete butt 'flatfish' (because it was often eaten on holy days). Definition of halibut in US English: halibutnounˈhaləbətˈhæləbət A northern marine fish which is the largest of the flatfishes and important as a food fish. 庸鲽，大比目鱼 Genus Hippoglossus, family Pleuronectidae: H. hippoglossus of the Atlantic and H. stenolepis of the Pacific Example sentencesExamples - The Northwest Atlantic's other groundfish include haddock, halibut, pollock, flounder and plaice.
- Despite the waiter telling me the ceviche fish would be halibut and salmon, it actually was just scallops.
- Instead, it joins a list of fish like salmon and halibut and catfish that are lower in mercury.
- His taro-dusted halibut with white beans is simply spectacular, the ultimate fish and chips.
- The EU Fisheries Commission told the Court that Spanish vessels caught almost 10,000 tonnes more fish than they were allowed permission for, including cod, monkfish, halibut and mackerel.
- As for the fish, the halibut is the best and the most expensive at $7.95 for two good-size fillets, snowy white and delicate and encased in a flavorful golden-brown batter.
- Salmon, haddock, halibut, bass, cod, mackerel, sardines and tuna contain trace minerals and other nutrients that are not commonly or sufficiently found in our diets.
- Think of the superb species of fish that come from our coastal waters - salmon, cod, halibut, lobster and sole - added to the freshwater fish such as pickerel, shellfish and whitefish.
- These include scallops, shrimp, crab, haddock, cod, pollack, snapper, halibut and white tuna.
- The new company would also aim to be in the forefront of developing other species in farmed versions - sturgeon, tilapia, yellowtail, barramundi, halibut, cod, are amongst those mentioned.
- Populations of cod, haddock, halibut, red drum and yellowtail flounder are at record lows.
- Two types of Omega 3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA) are found in fatty fish such as salmon, white tuna, mackerel, rainbow trout, herring, halibut and sardines.
- Fatty cold-water fish such as halibut, mackerel, herring, and salmon are good sources of EPA and DHA.
- Some types of fish - such as cod, tuna or halibut - have less total fat, saturated fat and cholesterol than do meat and poultry.
- As for the main course, the menu is long and ambitious, at least in terms of the types of fish available: halibut, salmon, orange roughy, and ahi tuna among others, all of which are grilled or pan-fried, as well as bouillabaisse.
- The Cowries also run a fish filleting factory, and family contacts in Scrabster mean they sell a large range of fresh, unsmoked fish - from haddock and halibut to monkfish, mackerel and plaice.
- Common varieties of fish - often eaten raw - include cod, salmon, trout, halibut, and redfish.
- You'll also find DHA in salmon, halibut, mackerel, sardines and striped bass as well as flaxseed oil and fish oil supplements.
- The records show how the price, adjusted for inflation, of fish and shellfish, including lobster, swordfish, oysters, halibut, haddock and sole, has climbed as stocks have collapsed.
- For the non-fish eaters there's steak and pasta, for example, but most people come here for the fish, and the restaurant focuses on halibut, haddock, cod, pollock, salmon and shellfish, prepared in a variety of ways.
OriginLate Middle English: from haly ‘holy’ + obsolete butt ‘flatfish’ (because it was often eaten on holy days). |