hal·i·but
noun/ˈhælɪbət/
/ˈhælɪbət/
[countable, uncountable] (plural halibut)
- a large flat sea fish that is used for food
圣日比目鱼，大比目鱼（可食用） Word Originlate Middle English: from haly ‘holy’ + obsolete butt ‘flatfish’ (because it was often eaten on holy days).