angler
/ˈæŋɡlə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈæŋɡlər/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈaŋ-glər/ (ame, mw)
angler — 名詞
- anglersingular
- anglersplural
1. someone who catches fish using a rod and fishing line, usually for enjoyment rat
釣客
以釣竿和釣線休閒捕魚的人
someone who catches fish using a rod and fishing line, usually for enjoyment rather than as a job.
Ricardo became a dedicated angler after his uncle took him to a mountain stream.
Ricardo 的叔叔帶他去一條山澗後,他就成了一名投入的釣客。
dedicated angler
The angler stood knee-deep in the cold river, casting toward the far bank.
那位釣客站在及膝的冰冷河水中,朝對岸拋出釣線。
Sakura entered the local competition as the youngest angler and took second place.
Sakura 以最年輕釣客的身分參加當地比賽,獲得第二名。
A patient angler will sit by the same lake for hours without a single bite.
有耐心的釣客可以在同一個湖邊坐上數小時,即使完全沒有魚上鉤。
Daniel writes down every fish he has caught in thirty years as an angler.
Daniel 記錄了他當釣客三十年來捕獲的每一條魚。
用法筆記
More specific than 'fisherman' — an angler always uses a rod and line, and the activity is almost always recreational. A person who catches fish commercially with nets or trawlers is not called an angler.
常見錯誤
2. a deep-sea fish with a fleshy, worm-shaped growth on its head that it uses as ba
鮟鱇魚
頭部有肉質誘餌的深海魚類
a deep-sea fish with a fleshy, worm-shaped growth on its head that it uses as bait to draw smaller fish close enough to swallow.
The deep-sea angler dangles a glowing lure right above its enormous, tooth-filled mouth.
深海鮟鱇魚將發光的誘餌垂在巨大且布滿牙齒的嘴巴正上方。
glowing lure
In the pitch-black depths, an angler's built-in bait flashes to attract curious prey.
在漆黑的深海裡,鮟鱇魚內建的誘餌會發光以吸引好奇的獵物。
When a tiny fish nears the angler's lure, the strike happens in a split second.
當小魚靠近鮟鱇魚的誘餌時,攻擊在瞬間就會發生。
Female anglers grow far larger than males, sometimes reaching the size of a football.
雌性鮟鱇魚比雄性大得多,有時能長到橄欖球的大小。
- anglerfish
the full, unambiguous name for this deep-sea predator
- monkfish
refers to related shallow-water species, sometimes eaten as seafood
用法筆記
Often called 'anglerfish' in full. The shortened form 'angler' is common in wildlife films and nature writing. Distinguish from sense 1 (the person who fishes) — context usually makes the meaning clear.