flatfish in Greek
flatfish in Greek is πλατύψαρο — flatfish means a fish, such as a flounder, halibut or sole, that has both eyes on one side of its body and normally swims with its other side facing down.
flatfish in Greek
πλατύψαρο
Pronounced: platypsaro
A fish of the order Pleuronectiformes, the adults of which have both eyes on one side and usually swim with the other side down, such as a flounder, a halibut, or a sole.
What does "flatfish" mean?
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noun A fish, such as a flounder, halibut or sole, that has both eyes on one side of its body and normally swims with its other side facing down.
"Plaice and turbot are both types of flatfish."
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flatfish in a sentence
- Plaice and turbot are both types of flatfish.
- We caught two flatfish while fishing off the pier.
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What is "flatfish" in Greek?
"flatfish" in Greek is πλατύψαρο. flatfish means: A fish, such as a flounder, halibut or sole, that has both eyes on one side of its body and normally swims with its other side facing down.
How do you pronounce πλατύψαρο?
"flatfish" in Greek is πλατύψαρο, pronounced "platypsaro".
How do you use "flatfish" in a sentence?
Example: "Plaice and turbot are both types of flatfish." In Greek, "flatfish" is πλατύψαρο.
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