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Перевод: squid

[существительное]
кальмар ; головоногое животное

Тезаурус:

1. The 32-year old boated a 30 lb 8 oz specimen on lug and squid cocktail aboard Danny Williams' Swansea craft Lady Gail.
2. Seen on a packet of dried squid.
3. Squid travel in shoals.
4. The toothed whales (Odontocetes) have teeth and eat larger prey such as fish and squid.
5. But according to a report by an observer from the US National Marine Fisheries Service, during a 6-week period in summer 1986, a single Japanese squid vessel working in Alaskan waters killed 53 dolphins and porpoises and 14 fur seals by entanglement in its nets.
6. Mothers love squid because it's good value (you can eat most of it) and easy to prepare (unlike, say raw fish which takes considerable skill .
7. Almost every member of staff, including people who normally spend all day in the office, was involved in cutting raw squid and fish into slivers for the babies and at feeding time, every 4 hours day and night, each little bill had to be opened and the food introduced down the throat in the way the mother bird would have fed the chick.
8. In the past ten years, Japanese people have gone overboard for squid, consuming half a million tonnes annually.
9. The fast-swimming Dall's porpoise has been particularly hard hit in the North Pacific and hundreds of thousands of animals over the last 20 years have been entangled in the giant drift-nets of the salmon, squid, and tuna fisheries.
10. Big lugworm or lug and squid codktails took most fish.
11. The great specimen took a big bunch of ragworm tipped off with squid on a size 6/0 hook and was eventually brought aboard on 18 lb line.
12. Old longline and squid jigging vessels are re-equipped with inexpensive nets instead of being retired, and are sent out to return a few more seasons' profits.
13. For example, the incidental take from squid gill-net fisheries by Taiwan and Korea was unreported and therefore an unknown quantity.