Definition of angelfish in English:

angelfish

nounPlural angelfishesˈeɪndʒ(ə)lfɪʃˈeɪndʒəlˌfɪʃ

Any of a number of laterally compressed deep-bodied fishes with extended dorsal and anal fins, typically brightly coloured or boldly striped.
天使鱼，神仙鱼
a freshwater fish native to the Amazon basin (genus Pterophyllum, family Cichlidae), in particular P. scalare.
another term for batfish (sense 2)
a marine or reef-dwelling fish (several genera in the family Chaetodontidae).
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of what you see here are coral fish like various wrasses, squirrelfish, Moorish Idols, parrotfish, angelfish, surgeonfish and butterflyfish.
- The spine on the operculum is the best way to identify an angelfish and to distinguish it from similar-looking species, such as butterfly fish.
- Species associated with the Great Barrier Reef, such as Moorish idols, trumpetfish, butterfly, angelfish and fairy basslets co-exist with temperate seaweeds and fish that like colder climates.
- In marine areas, species concentrations are highest around coral reefs, where butterflyfishes and angelfishes, wrasses, parrotfishes and triggerfishes are common.
- Parrotfish, wrasse, grouper, angelfish, butterflyfish and barracuda are permanent residents.
- As the rays hover over the seamounts, the diminutive angelfish come up and feed on the parasites that attach to the rays' skin.
- Coral outcrops in Bida Nai gave refuge to a large river of yellow snappers and glassy sweepers; I managed to photograph a beautiful pair of blue-lined groupers and blue-ringed angelfish.
- Here, where currents from South America and the Atlantic clash and dump their plankton load, pelagics share the reefs with the ubiquitous black durgons, queen angelfish and creole wrasse you might expect to find.
- Damselfish make up almost half, with angelfish, surgeonfish, wrasses, gobies, and butterfly fish accounting for another 25 to 30 percent.
- The sites are home to a vast variety of reef dwellers such as the damselfish, angelfish, butterflyfish and sweetlips.
- Back at the ladder, Fred shoots his last few frames on a large school of oldwives, black and white fish that look a lot like the angelfish I had in an aquarium when I was a kid.
- On the wall hawkfish, angelfish, trumpets, groupers and a school of adult midnight snappers approach divers with curiosity.
- A fairly strong current ensured that the fishlife was superb - barramundi cod, angelfish, schooling sweetlips and whitetip reef sharks were just a few species we encountered.
- We saw crabs, eels, batfish, unicornfish, pufferfish, boxfish, lionfish, squirrelfish, racoonfish, butterflyfish, parrotfish and angelfish, to name just a few.
- The angelfish, butterflyfish and pufferfish were trying to sleep, the parrotfish were already ensconced in their mucus cocoons, but small blacktip reef sharks followed me around.
- Gyrodus was a ‘deep-bodied’ form rather like today's angelfishes, with heavy, crushing jaws that suggest it may have fed on molluscs or on corals.
- Soft corals sway with the current, while schools of striped and spotted groupers, angelfish, batfish and lionfish dart between them.
- Feeling rather like a whale among minnows, I found myself in the middle of schools of small green damselfish and a host of mainly yellow and blue angelfish, bannerfish and butterfly fish.
- We passed small shoals of bigeye snapper, masked angelfish and a couple of colourful groupers on our way to a garden of gorgonians.
- Freshwater angelfish have extended dorsal and anal fins and discus fishes, have compressed, disc-like bodies.

Definition of angelfish in US English:

angelfish

nounˈānjəlˌfiSHˈeɪndʒəlˌfɪʃ

Any of a number of laterally compressed deep-bodied fish with extended dorsal and anal fins, typically brightly colored or boldly striped, including.
天使鱼，神仙鱼
another term for batfish (sense 2)
a coastal marine fish (several genera in the family Pomacanthidae), including the blue and yellow queen angelfish (Holacanthus ciliaris) and the more drably colored gray angelfish (Pomacanthus arcuatus)
a freshwater fish native to the Amazon basin (genus Pterophyllum, family Cichlidae), in particular P. scalare, popular in tropical aquariums
Example sentencesExamples
- In marine areas, species concentrations are highest around coral reefs, where butterflyfishes and angelfishes, wrasses, parrotfishes and triggerfishes are common.
- A fairly strong current ensured that the fishlife was superb - barramundi cod, angelfish, schooling sweetlips and whitetip reef sharks were just a few species we encountered.
- Feeling rather like a whale among minnows, I found myself in the middle of schools of small green damselfish and a host of mainly yellow and blue angelfish, bannerfish and butterfly fish.
- Soft corals sway with the current, while schools of striped and spotted groupers, angelfish, batfish and lionfish dart between them.
- Freshwater angelfish have extended dorsal and anal fins and discus fishes, have compressed, disc-like bodies.
- As the rays hover over the seamounts, the diminutive angelfish come up and feed on the parasites that attach to the rays' skin.
- Most of what you see here are coral fish like various wrasses, squirrelfish, Moorish Idols, parrotfish, angelfish, surgeonfish and butterflyfish.
- Species associated with the Great Barrier Reef, such as Moorish idols, trumpetfish, butterfly, angelfish and fairy basslets co-exist with temperate seaweeds and fish that like colder climates.
- Damselfish make up almost half, with angelfish, surgeonfish, wrasses, gobies, and butterfly fish accounting for another 25 to 30 percent.
- The sites are home to a vast variety of reef dwellers such as the damselfish, angelfish, butterflyfish and sweetlips.
- The angelfish, butterflyfish and pufferfish were trying to sleep, the parrotfish were already ensconced in their mucus cocoons, but small blacktip reef sharks followed me around.
- Parrotfish, wrasse, grouper, angelfish, butterflyfish and barracuda are permanent residents.
- Gyrodus was a ‘deep-bodied’ form rather like today's angelfishes, with heavy, crushing jaws that suggest it may have fed on molluscs or on corals.
- The spine on the operculum is the best way to identify an angelfish and to distinguish it from similar-looking species, such as butterfly fish.
- Coral outcrops in Bida Nai gave refuge to a large river of yellow snappers and glassy sweepers; I managed to photograph a beautiful pair of blue-lined groupers and blue-ringed angelfish.
- We saw crabs, eels, batfish, unicornfish, pufferfish, boxfish, lionfish, squirrelfish, racoonfish, butterflyfish, parrotfish and angelfish, to name just a few.
- Back at the ladder, Fred shoots his last few frames on a large school of oldwives, black and white fish that look a lot like the angelfish I had in an aquarium when I was a kid.
- We passed small shoals of bigeye snapper, masked angelfish and a couple of colourful groupers on our way to a garden of gorgonians.
- On the wall hawkfish, angelfish, trumpets, groupers and a school of adult midnight snappers approach divers with curiosity.
- Here, where currents from South America and the Atlantic clash and dump their plankton load, pelagics share the reefs with the ubiquitous black durgons, queen angelfish and creole wrasse you might expect to find.

单词	angelfish
释义	Definition of angelfish in English: angelfish nounPlural angelfishesˈeɪndʒ(ə)lfɪʃˈeɪndʒəlˌfɪʃ Any of a number of laterally compressed deep-bodied fishes with extended dorsal and anal fins, typically brightly coloured or boldly striped. 天使鱼，神仙鱼 a freshwater fish native to the Amazon basin (genus Pterophyllum, family Cichlidae), in particular P. scalare. another term for batfish (sense 2) a marine or reef-dwelling fish (several genera in the family Chaetodontidae). Example sentencesExamples Most of what you see here are coral fish like various wrasses, squirrelfish, Moorish Idols, parrotfish, angelfish, surgeonfish and butterflyfish. The spine on the operculum is the best way to identify an angelfish and to distinguish it from similar-looking species, such as butterfly fish. Species associated with the Great Barrier Reef, such as Moorish idols, trumpetfish, butterfly, angelfish and fairy basslets co-exist with temperate seaweeds and fish that like colder climates. In marine areas, species concentrations are highest around coral reefs, where butterflyfishes and angelfishes, wrasses, parrotfishes and triggerfishes are common. Parrotfish, wrasse, grouper, angelfish, butterflyfish and barracuda are permanent residents. As the rays hover over the seamounts, the diminutive angelfish come up and feed on the parasites that attach to the rays' skin. Coral outcrops in Bida Nai gave refuge to a large river of yellow snappers and glassy sweepers; I managed to photograph a beautiful pair of blue-lined groupers and blue-ringed angelfish. Here, where currents from South America and the Atlantic clash and dump their plankton load, pelagics share the reefs with the ubiquitous black durgons, queen angelfish and creole wrasse you might expect to find. Damselfish make up almost half, with angelfish, surgeonfish, wrasses, gobies, and butterfly fish accounting for another 25 to 30 percent. The sites are home to a vast variety of reef dwellers such as the damselfish, angelfish, butterflyfish and sweetlips. Back at the ladder, Fred shoots his last few frames on a large school of oldwives, black and white fish that look a lot like the angelfish I had in an aquarium when I was a kid. On the wall hawkfish, angelfish, trumpets, groupers and a school of adult midnight snappers approach divers with curiosity. A fairly strong current ensured that the fishlife was superb - barramundi cod, angelfish, schooling sweetlips and whitetip reef sharks were just a few species we encountered. We saw crabs, eels, batfish, unicornfish, pufferfish, boxfish, lionfish, squirrelfish, racoonfish, butterflyfish, parrotfish and angelfish, to name just a few. The angelfish, butterflyfish and pufferfish were trying to sleep, the parrotfish were already ensconced in their mucus cocoons, but small blacktip reef sharks followed me around. Gyrodus was a ‘deep-bodied’ form rather like today's angelfishes, with heavy, crushing jaws that suggest it may have fed on molluscs or on corals. Soft corals sway with the current, while schools of striped and spotted groupers, angelfish, batfish and lionfish dart between them. Feeling rather like a whale among minnows, I found myself in the middle of schools of small green damselfish and a host of mainly yellow and blue angelfish, bannerfish and butterfly fish. We passed small shoals of bigeye snapper, masked angelfish and a couple of colourful groupers on our way to a garden of gorgonians. Freshwater angelfish have extended dorsal and anal fins and discus fishes, have compressed, disc-like bodies. Definition of angelfish in US English: angelfish nounˈānjəlˌfiSHˈeɪndʒəlˌfɪʃ Any of a number of laterally compressed deep-bodied fish with extended dorsal and anal fins, typically brightly colored or boldly striped, including. 天使鱼，神仙鱼 another term for batfish (sense 2) a coastal marine fish (several genera in the family Pomacanthidae), including the blue and yellow queen angelfish (Holacanthus ciliaris) and the more drably colored gray angelfish (Pomacanthus arcuatus) a freshwater fish native to the Amazon basin (genus Pterophyllum, family Cichlidae), in particular P. scalare, popular in tropical aquariums Example sentencesExamples In marine areas, species concentrations are highest around coral reefs, where butterflyfishes and angelfishes, wrasses, parrotfishes and triggerfishes are common. A fairly strong current ensured that the fishlife was superb - barramundi cod, angelfish, schooling sweetlips and whitetip reef sharks were just a few species we encountered. Feeling rather like a whale among minnows, I found myself in the middle of schools of small green damselfish and a host of mainly yellow and blue angelfish, bannerfish and butterfly fish. Soft corals sway with the current, while schools of striped and spotted groupers, angelfish, batfish and lionfish dart between them. Freshwater angelfish have extended dorsal and anal fins and discus fishes, have compressed, disc-like bodies. As the rays hover over the seamounts, the diminutive angelfish come up and feed on the parasites that attach to the rays' skin. Most of what you see here are coral fish like various wrasses, squirrelfish, Moorish Idols, parrotfish, angelfish, surgeonfish and butterflyfish. Species associated with the Great Barrier Reef, such as Moorish idols, trumpetfish, butterfly, angelfish and fairy basslets co-exist with temperate seaweeds and fish that like colder climates. Damselfish make up almost half, with angelfish, surgeonfish, wrasses, gobies, and butterfly fish accounting for another 25 to 30 percent. The sites are home to a vast variety of reef dwellers such as the damselfish, angelfish, butterflyfish and sweetlips. The angelfish, butterflyfish and pufferfish were trying to sleep, the parrotfish were already ensconced in their mucus cocoons, but small blacktip reef sharks followed me around. Parrotfish, wrasse, grouper, angelfish, butterflyfish and barracuda are permanent residents. Gyrodus was a ‘deep-bodied’ form rather like today's angelfishes, with heavy, crushing jaws that suggest it may have fed on molluscs or on corals. The spine on the operculum is the best way to identify an angelfish and to distinguish it from similar-looking species, such as butterfly fish. Coral outcrops in Bida Nai gave refuge to a large river of yellow snappers and glassy sweepers; I managed to photograph a beautiful pair of blue-lined groupers and blue-ringed angelfish. We saw crabs, eels, batfish, unicornfish, pufferfish, boxfish, lionfish, squirrelfish, racoonfish, butterflyfish, parrotfish and angelfish, to name just a few. Back at the ladder, Fred shoots his last few frames on a large school of oldwives, black and white fish that look a lot like the angelfish I had in an aquarium when I was a kid. We passed small shoals of bigeye snapper, masked angelfish and a couple of colourful groupers on our way to a garden of gorgonians. On the wall hawkfish, angelfish, trumpets, groupers and a school of adult midnight snappers approach divers with curiosity. Here, where currents from South America and the Atlantic clash and dump their plankton load, pelagics share the reefs with the ubiquitous black durgons, queen angelfish and creole wrasse you might expect to find.
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