Definition of anchovy in English:

anchovy

nounPlural anchoviesanˈtʃəʊviˈantʃəvi

A small shoaling fish of commercial importance as a food fish and as bait. It is strongly flavoured and is usually preserved in salt and oil.
鳀
Genus Engraulis, family Engraulidae: several species
Example sentencesExamples
- Barracuda eat squid and small fish such as sardines, anchovies, young mackerels and grunions.
- At a larger size, they prey on fish such as smelt, anchovies, lamprey, shad and salmon.
- Sardines and anchovies swim to the beat of a 50-year climate cycle in the Pacific Ocean.
- Groups such as silversides, herrings and anchovies often congregate in feeding shoals numbering in the millions.
- The relationship between anchovies and sardines may not be so simple, he said.
- Its primary food consists of sardines, anchovies, small mackerel, crabs, shrimp and squid.
- In a mortar, pound the salt, garlic and anchovies to a paste.
- The Brown Pelican's diet consists almost entirely of fish such as smelt and anchovies.
- Like anchovies and herrings, they are small, primitive fish belonging to the group known as clupeoids.
- And I disagree with adding salt - anchovies and olives are salty - I only added pepper.
- Preserved fish is the local speciality - especially tuna in oil and anchovies, which are salted in ceramic pots with weighted tops.
- Wild fish caught for farm feed include herring, mackerel, sand eels and anchovies.
- A rustling plateful of deep-fried whitebait with anchovies and a red onion dressing screamed out for a smack of chilli, but was still pleasing for all that.
- Sardines haven't had the exposure of, say, anchovies or herrings.
- Their diet includes several fish species, such as anchovy, whiting and herring.
- As she was preparing to cook it, she happened to glance at the ingredients and noticed that it contained anchovies and fish stock.
- According to Harris, the greatest concern is a trend toward fishing the Argentine anchovy, a staple penguin food.
- The rivers also provide fish, and there are several fisheries that produce mackerel, anchovies, and prawns.
- There's a wide ledge on the north side of the Arch at 25m, a good place to stop and watch a huge shoal of anchovies stream past.
- Adult halibut prefer a diet of small fish such as anchovies, sardines, and white croaker.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Spanish and Portuguese anchova, of unknown origin.

Definition of anchovy in US English:

anchovy

noun

A small shoaling fish of commercial importance as a food fish and as bait. It is strongly flavored and is usually preserved in salt and oil.
鳀
Genus Engraulis, family Engraulidae: several species, including E. encrasicolus of European waters
Example sentencesExamples
- Barracuda eat squid and small fish such as sardines, anchovies, young mackerels and grunions.
- And I disagree with adding salt - anchovies and olives are salty - I only added pepper.
- Adult halibut prefer a diet of small fish such as anchovies, sardines, and white croaker.
- Wild fish caught for farm feed include herring, mackerel, sand eels and anchovies.
- In a mortar, pound the salt, garlic and anchovies to a paste.
- According to Harris, the greatest concern is a trend toward fishing the Argentine anchovy, a staple penguin food.
- Their diet includes several fish species, such as anchovy, whiting and herring.
- Its primary food consists of sardines, anchovies, small mackerel, crabs, shrimp and squid.
- Preserved fish is the local speciality - especially tuna in oil and anchovies, which are salted in ceramic pots with weighted tops.
- Sardines and anchovies swim to the beat of a 50-year climate cycle in the Pacific Ocean.
- Groups such as silversides, herrings and anchovies often congregate in feeding shoals numbering in the millions.
- At a larger size, they prey on fish such as smelt, anchovies, lamprey, shad and salmon.
- As she was preparing to cook it, she happened to glance at the ingredients and noticed that it contained anchovies and fish stock.
- The rivers also provide fish, and there are several fisheries that produce mackerel, anchovies, and prawns.
- The relationship between anchovies and sardines may not be so simple, he said.
- Sardines haven't had the exposure of, say, anchovies or herrings.
- The Brown Pelican's diet consists almost entirely of fish such as smelt and anchovies.
- There's a wide ledge on the north side of the Arch at 25m, a good place to stop and watch a huge shoal of anchovies stream past.
- Like anchovies and herrings, they are small, primitive fish belonging to the group known as clupeoids.
- A rustling plateful of deep-fried whitebait with anchovies and a red onion dressing screamed out for a smack of chilli, but was still pleasing for all that.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Spanish and Portuguese anchova, of unknown origin.

单词	anchovy
释义	Definition of anchovy in English: anchovy nounPlural anchoviesanˈtʃəʊviˈantʃəvi A small shoaling fish of commercial importance as a food fish and as bait. It is strongly flavoured and is usually preserved in salt and oil. 鳀 Genus Engraulis, family Engraulidae: several species Example sentencesExamples Barracuda eat squid and small fish such as sardines, anchovies, young mackerels and grunions. At a larger size, they prey on fish such as smelt, anchovies, lamprey, shad and salmon. Sardines and anchovies swim to the beat of a 50-year climate cycle in the Pacific Ocean. Groups such as silversides, herrings and anchovies often congregate in feeding shoals numbering in the millions. The relationship between anchovies and sardines may not be so simple, he said. Its primary food consists of sardines, anchovies, small mackerel, crabs, shrimp and squid. In a mortar, pound the salt, garlic and anchovies to a paste. The Brown Pelican's diet consists almost entirely of fish such as smelt and anchovies. Like anchovies and herrings, they are small, primitive fish belonging to the group known as clupeoids. And I disagree with adding salt - anchovies and olives are salty - I only added pepper. Preserved fish is the local speciality - especially tuna in oil and anchovies, which are salted in ceramic pots with weighted tops. Wild fish caught for farm feed include herring, mackerel, sand eels and anchovies. A rustling plateful of deep-fried whitebait with anchovies and a red onion dressing screamed out for a smack of chilli, but was still pleasing for all that. Sardines haven't had the exposure of, say, anchovies or herrings. Their diet includes several fish species, such as anchovy, whiting and herring. As she was preparing to cook it, she happened to glance at the ingredients and noticed that it contained anchovies and fish stock. According to Harris, the greatest concern is a trend toward fishing the Argentine anchovy, a staple penguin food. The rivers also provide fish, and there are several fisheries that produce mackerel, anchovies, and prawns. There's a wide ledge on the north side of the Arch at 25m, a good place to stop and watch a huge shoal of anchovies stream past. Adult halibut prefer a diet of small fish such as anchovies, sardines, and white croaker. Origin Late 16th century: from Spanish and Portuguese anchova, of unknown origin. Definition of anchovy in US English: anchovy noun A small shoaling fish of commercial importance as a food fish and as bait. It is strongly flavored and is usually preserved in salt and oil. 鳀 Genus Engraulis, family Engraulidae: several species, including E. encrasicolus of European waters Example sentencesExamples Barracuda eat squid and small fish such as sardines, anchovies, young mackerels and grunions. And I disagree with adding salt - anchovies and olives are salty - I only added pepper. Adult halibut prefer a diet of small fish such as anchovies, sardines, and white croaker. Wild fish caught for farm feed include herring, mackerel, sand eels and anchovies. In a mortar, pound the salt, garlic and anchovies to a paste. According to Harris, the greatest concern is a trend toward fishing the Argentine anchovy, a staple penguin food. Their diet includes several fish species, such as anchovy, whiting and herring. Its primary food consists of sardines, anchovies, small mackerel, crabs, shrimp and squid. Preserved fish is the local speciality - especially tuna in oil and anchovies, which are salted in ceramic pots with weighted tops. Sardines and anchovies swim to the beat of a 50-year climate cycle in the Pacific Ocean. Groups such as silversides, herrings and anchovies often congregate in feeding shoals numbering in the millions. At a larger size, they prey on fish such as smelt, anchovies, lamprey, shad and salmon. As she was preparing to cook it, she happened to glance at the ingredients and noticed that it contained anchovies and fish stock. The rivers also provide fish, and there are several fisheries that produce mackerel, anchovies, and prawns. The relationship between anchovies and sardines may not be so simple, he said. Sardines haven't had the exposure of, say, anchovies or herrings. The Brown Pelican's diet consists almost entirely of fish such as smelt and anchovies. There's a wide ledge on the north side of the Arch at 25m, a good place to stop and watch a huge shoal of anchovies stream past. Like anchovies and herrings, they are small, primitive fish belonging to the group known as clupeoids. A rustling plateful of deep-fried whitebait with anchovies and a red onion dressing screamed out for a smack of chilli, but was still pleasing for all that. Origin Late 16th century: from Spanish and Portuguese anchova, of unknown origin.
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