鯞 (zhǒu) - Bream — refers to a type of freshwater
鯞Tone 3
zhǒu | 19 strokes | radical:
鯞 · zhǒu
Bream — refers to a type of freshwater fish, specifically the bitterling or small bream.
Bream — refers to a type of freshwater
Usage highlights
bream fishbitterlingsmall breamfresh breambream speciesbream fishing
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The pond contains several species of bream (鯞鱼).
- This fish is known as bitterling (苦鯞).
- He caught a small bream (小鯞) while fishing.
- The market sells fresh bream (鲜鯞) today.
Collocations
- bream fish(鯞鱼)
- bitterling(苦鯞)
- small bream(小鯞)
- fresh bream(鲜鯞)
- bream species(鯞类)
- bream fishing(钓鯞)
Idioms
- Like a fish in water(如鱼得水)
- Fish leaping over the dragon gate(鲤鱼跳龙门)
- Fish and water深情(鱼水情深)
Cultural background
FAQ- Bream fish are commonly found in Chinese freshwater ecosystems and are part of traditional fishing culture.
- In Chinese cuisine, bream is valued for its delicate flavor and is often served steamed or braised.
- Fish in Chinese culture symbolize abundance and prosperity, often appearing in art and literature.