crayfish
crayfish — 名詞
- crayfishsingular
- crayfishesplural
1. a small hard-shelled animal with claws, found in streams, ponds, or lakes and sh
小龍蝦
像龍蝦的淡水甲殼動物,也可指其肉
a small hard-shelled animal with claws, found in streams, ponds, or lakes and shaped like a tiny lobster, or the meat from it when people eat it
Jude pulled a crayfish from the stream with a small net.
Jude 用小網子從溪裡撈起一隻小龍蝦。
freshwater habitat: streams and small nets
Amira bought spicy crayfish for the family picnic at the lake.
Amira 為家人的湖邊野餐買了辣味小龍蝦。
food use: crayfish as a dish
Wei pointed at a crayfish hiding under a flat river stone.
Wei 指著躲在平坦河石下的一隻小龍蝦。
The cook served crayfish with lemon and warm garlic butter.
廚師端上配著檸檬和溫熱蒜香奶油的小龍蝦。
Madison saw baby crayfish in the clear pond beside the cabin.
Madison 在小木屋旁的清澈池塘裡看見小龍蝦寶寶。
文法句型
a crayfish
catch crayfish
eat crayfish
用法筆記
Usually countable when you mean the living animal. In menu or recipe language, crayfish often works as an uncountable food noun, as in 'We had crayfish for lunch.'
常見錯誤
2. a large sea animal like a spiny lobster, with a hard shell and no large front cl
刺龍蝦
無大螯的海生龍蝦,也可指其肉
a large sea animal like a spiny lobster, with a hard shell and no large front claws, or the meat from it served as food
Christopher ordered grilled crayfish tails at the beach cafe.
Christopher 在海邊咖啡館點了烤刺龍蝦尾。
food context: crayfish tails on a menu
On the reef, Sivan saw a crayfish crawl into a narrow crack.
在礁岩區,Sivan 看見一隻刺龍蝦爬進狹窄的裂縫裡。
marine habitat: reef-dwelling sea species
The menu listed crayfish with chili sauce as the day's special.
菜單把辣醬刺龍蝦列為今日特餐。
Hiro learned that this sea crayfish has no large front claws.
Hiro 知道這種海裡的刺龍蝦沒有大大的前螯。
Isabela explained that local crayfish came from the reef.
Isabela 解釋說,當地的刺龍蝦都是從礁區捕來的。
- spiny lobster
the more usual common name for this clawless sea species
- rock lobster
a regional name used for the same kind of sea animal in some varieties of English
文法句型
a crayfish
grilled crayfish
crayfish tails
用法筆記
This is a rare meaning in everyday English and usually appears in fishing or restaurant contexts. Many speakers would say 'spiny lobster' instead when they want to make the sea species clear.