chi·nook
noun/tʃɪˈnuːk/, /ʃɪˈnuːk/
/tʃɪˈnuːk/, /ʃɪˈnuːk/
- (also chinook wind)a warm, dry wind that blows down the east side of the Rocky Mountains at the end of winter
奇努克风（冬末从落基山脉东侧吹下来的干燥暖风） - (also chinook salmon)a large N Pacific salmon that is eaten as food
奇努克鲑，王鲑，大鳞大麻哈鱼，大鳞鲑鱼（产于北太平洋的食用鱼）
Word Originmid 19th cent.: from attributive use of Chinook, inhabitants of the Columbia river region in Oregon.