鳁 (wēn) - Sardine — a type of small, oily fish & specifically refers to the Japanese pilchard (Sardinops sagax)
鳁 · wēn
Sardine — a type of small, oily fish;
specifically refers to the Japanese pilchard (Sardinops sagax) in Chinese contexts.
Sardine — a type of small, oily fishspecifically refers to the Japanese pilchard (Sardinops sagax)
Usage highlights
Sardine fishCanned sardinesFresh sardinesSardine fishingSardine canning
Synonyms
- 沙丁鱼— sardine (more common transliteration)
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The market sells fresh sardines (新鲜鳁鱼).
- Canned sardines are a popular food (罐头鳁鱼).
- This dish is made with sardines (用鳁鱼做的菜).
Collocations
- Sardine fish(鳁鱼)
- Canned sardines(罐头鳁鱼)
- Fresh sardines(新鲜鳁鱼)
- Sardine fishing(捕鳁)
- Sardine canning(鳁鱼罐头加工)
Cultural background
FAQ- 鳁 refers specifically to sardines, particularly important in East Asian fisheries.
- The character is primarily used in technical and culinary contexts rather than general language.