FISH


Meaning of FISH in English

noun

1 animal that lives and breathes in water

ADJECTIVE

▪ freshwater , marine , saltwater , sea

▪ cold-water , tropical

▪ aquarium

▪ predatory

▪ farmed

▪ wild

… OF FISH

▪ school , shoal

VERB + FISH

▪ catch , land

He landed a big ~.

▪ breed , farm , have , keep

~ farmed in Canada

He keeps tropical ~.

FISH + VERB

▪ swim

▪ hatch

▪ bite

The ~ aren't biting (= taking the bait) today.

FISH + NOUN

▪ species

▪ eggs

▪ bowl , pond , tank

▪ food

▪ population , stocks

the depletion of ~ stocks

▪ hook

▪ farm

▪ farming

▪ farmer

2 fish as food

ADJECTIVE

▪ fresh

▪ dried , frozen , salted , smoked

▪ fatty , oily

▪ white

▪ raw

▪ fried , grilled

… OF FISH

▪ bit , piece

▪ fillet/filet

VERB + FISH

▪ eat , have

▪ clean , fillet , gut , prepare , skin

I cleaned and filleted the ~.

▪ marinate

▪ bake , cook , fry , grill , poach , steam

FISH + VERB

▪ taste

This ~ tastes funny.

FISH + NOUN

▪ bone

▪ fillet/filet

▪ dish

▪ cake (usually fishcake ) ( esp. BrE ), finger ( BrE ), paste , pie ( BrE ), sauce , soup , stew , stick ( AmE ), stock

▪ oil

▪ market , shop ( BrE )

▪ knife , slice ( BrE )

PHRASES

▪ ~ and chips ( esp. BrE )

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .