fishery in Irish
fishery in Irish is iascaireacht — fishery means the business of catching, preparing and selling fish or seafood.
fishery in Irish
iascaireacht
(countable) A place related to fishing, particularly:
What does "fishery" mean?
- noun The business of catching, preparing and selling fish or seafood.
- noun A place connected with fishing.
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noun An area of water where fish or seafood are caught, such as a fishing ground within a country's waters.
"This fishery, which at its peak produced more than 80,000 tons a year, is now in decline."
- noun A place where fish or seafood are bred and raised, like a fish farm.
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fishery in a sentence
- This fishery, which at its peak produced more than 80,000 tons a year, is now in decline.
- While the present conservation of Maryland fisheries is largely concerned with the oyster, which promises such great future returns, the foodfishes should not be neglected.
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What is "fishery" in Irish?
"fishery" in Irish is iascaireacht. fishery means: The business of catching, preparing and selling fish or seafood.
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