Definition of tullibee in English:

tullibee

nounPlural tullibeesˈtʌlɪbiːˈtələˌbē

A lake cisco (fish) of a deep-bodied race living in the Great Lakes of Canada.
加拿大白鲑
Coregonus artedii tullibee, family Salmonidae
Example sentencesExamples
- Lake whitefish and tullibees are important cold water species.
- Water quality is relatively good and this is demonstrated by the presence of a tullibee population, a cold-water fish species.
- Research has shown that muskie prefer prey without sharp spines, such as tullibee and sucker.
- The tullibees will move up into this vegetation, and the pike and walleyes follow them in for a feast.
- For reasons unknown to biologists, it's usually the adult tullibees that perish during these die-offs.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Canadian French toulibi, ultimately from Ojibwa.

Definition of tullibee in US English:

tullibee

nounˈtələˌbē

A lake cisco (fish) of a deep-bodied race living in the Great Lakes of Canada.
加拿大白鲑
Coregonus artedii tullibee, family Salmonidae
Example sentencesExamples
- The tullibees will move up into this vegetation, and the pike and walleyes follow them in for a feast.
- Research has shown that muskie prefer prey without sharp spines, such as tullibee and sucker.
- Lake whitefish and tullibees are important cold water species.
- For reasons unknown to biologists, it's usually the adult tullibees that perish during these die-offs.
- Water quality is relatively good and this is demonstrated by the presence of a tullibee population, a cold-water fish species.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Canadian French toulibi, ultimately from Ojibwa.

单词	tullibee
释义	Definition of tullibee in English: tullibee nounPlural tullibeesˈtʌlɪbiːˈtələˌbē A lake cisco (fish) of a deep-bodied race living in the Great Lakes of Canada. 加拿大白鲑 Coregonus artedii tullibee, family Salmonidae Example sentencesExamples Lake whitefish and tullibees are important cold water species. Water quality is relatively good and this is demonstrated by the presence of a tullibee population, a cold-water fish species. Research has shown that muskie prefer prey without sharp spines, such as tullibee and sucker. The tullibees will move up into this vegetation, and the pike and walleyes follow them in for a feast. For reasons unknown to biologists, it's usually the adult tullibees that perish during these die-offs. Origin Late 18th century: from Canadian French toulibi, ultimately from Ojibwa. Definition of tullibee in US English: tullibee nounˈtələˌbē A lake cisco (fish) of a deep-bodied race living in the Great Lakes of Canada. 加拿大白鲑 Coregonus artedii tullibee, family Salmonidae Example sentencesExamples The tullibees will move up into this vegetation, and the pike and walleyes follow them in for a feast. Research has shown that muskie prefer prey without sharp spines, such as tullibee and sucker. Lake whitefish and tullibees are important cold water species. For reasons unknown to biologists, it's usually the adult tullibees that perish during these die-offs. Water quality is relatively good and this is demonstrated by the presence of a tullibee population, a cold-water fish species. Origin Late 18th century: from Canadian French toulibi, ultimately from Ojibwa.
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