halibut in Irish
halibut in Irish is haileabó — halibut means a large flatfish prized as food, found in cold northern waters.
halibut in Irish
haileabó
A large flatfish of the genus Hippoglossus, which sometimes leaves the ocean floor and swims vertically.
What does "halibut" mean?
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noun A large flatfish prized as food, found in cold northern waters.
"The chef pan-seared the halibut with lemon and capers."
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halibut in a sentence
- The chef pan-seared the halibut with lemon and capers.
- Halibut can grow to enormous sizes on the ocean floor.
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What is "halibut" in Irish?
"halibut" in Irish is haileabó. halibut means: A large flatfish prized as food, found in cold northern waters.
How do you use "halibut" in a sentence?
Example: "The chef pan-seared the halibut with lemon and capers." In Irish, "halibut" is haileabó.
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