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Definition of twaite shad in English: twaite shadnountweɪtˈtwāt ˌSHad A European shad (fish) with a deep blue back, silvery sides, and some spotting. 混西鲱 Alosa fallax, family Clupeidae Example sentencesExamples - Unlike salmon, allis and twaite shad - which breed in just a few rivers in the United Kingdom - are unable to jump weirs, dams, and other man-made obstacles to migration.
- In Europe, the principal species are Alosa alosa, the allis shad, and A. fallax, the twaite shad.
- The joint investigation by the EA and English Nature, both government agencies, found that twaite shad now breed in just four rivers, while the allis shad is confined to one - the Tamar, in southwest England.
- These twaite shad can be caught on fly or spinner and they fight majestically.
OriginEarly 17th century (as twaite): of unknown origin. Definition of twaite shad in US English: twaite shadnounˈtwāt ˌSHad A European shad (fish) with a deep blue back, silvery sides, and some spotting. 混西鲱 Alosa fallax, family Clupeidae Example sentencesExamples - The joint investigation by the EA and English Nature, both government agencies, found that twaite shad now breed in just four rivers, while the allis shad is confined to one - the Tamar, in southwest England.
- These twaite shad can be caught on fly or spinner and they fight majestically.
- Unlike salmon, allis and twaite shad - which breed in just a few rivers in the United Kingdom - are unable to jump weirs, dams, and other man-made obstacles to migration.
- In Europe, the principal species are Alosa alosa, the allis shad, and A. fallax, the twaite shad.
OriginEarly 17th century (as twaite): of unknown origin. |