swordfish in Irish
swordfish in Irish is colgán — swordfish means a large ocean fish with a long, flat, sword-like bill, prized as a food fish.
swordfish in Irish
colgán
A large marine fish with a long, pointed bill, Xiphias gladius.
What does "swordfish" mean?
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noun A large ocean fish with a long, flat, sword-like bill, prized as a food fish.
"We grilled swordfish steaks for dinner on the boat."
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swordfish in a sentence
- We grilled swordfish steaks for dinner on the boat.
- One reason, the department suggested, was that affluent New Yorkers were likely to eat expensive fish high in mercury, like swordfish and tuna.
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What is "swordfish" in Irish?
"swordfish" in Irish is colgán. swordfish means: A large ocean fish with a long, flat, sword-like bill, prized as a food fish.
How do you use "swordfish" in a sentence?
Example: "We grilled swordfish steaks for dinner on the boat." In Irish, "swordfish" is colgán.
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