| 单词 | fish |
| 释义 | fish [fɪʃ] noun (plural fish or fishes) ESSENTIAL countable or uncountable ■an animal which lives in water, is covered with scales , and which breathes by taking water in through its mouth, or the flesh of these animals eaten as food 鱼；鱼肉 •Several large fish live in the pond.池塘里有几条大鱼。 •Sanjay caught •I don't like fish (= don't like to eat fish).我不喜欢吃鱼。 an odd/queer fish mainly UK old-fashioned ■a strange person 怪人 [fɪʃ] noun (plural fish or fishes) be a big fish in a small pond ■to have a lot of influence only over a small area 是小池中的大鱼；仅在小范围内很有影响力 [fɪʃ] noun (plural fish or fishes) be like a fish out of water ■to feel awkward because you are in an situation which you have not experienced before or because you are very different from the people around you 如鱼离水，在陌生环境不得其所 [fɪʃ] noun (plural fish or fishes) be neither fish nor fowl ■like one thing in some ways and like another thing in other ways 非驴非马；不伦不类 [fɪʃ] noun (plural fish or fishes) have bigger / other fish to fry informal ■to have something more important to do 有更重要的事情要做 [fɪʃ] noun (plural fish or fishes) There are plenty more fish in the sea. ■used to say that there are many other people or possibilities, especially when one person or thing has been unsuitable or unsuccessful 海里的鱼多的是；还有很多合适的人（或机会） •Don't cry over Pierre - there are plenty more fish in the sea!别为皮埃尔哭了，天下的好男人多的是！ [fɪʃ] verb SEARCH 搜查 intransitive usually + adverb or preposition ■to search, especially in difficult conditions （尤指在困难情况下）寻找 •She fished in •The director was fishing for •He's always fishing for compliments [fɪʃ] verb ANIMAL 动物 intransitive or transitive ■to catch fish from a river, sea, lake, etc., or to try to do this 捕（鱼）；钓（鱼） •They're fishing for •The sea here has been fished intensely over the last ten years.在过去的十年间，这片海域一直遭到密集捕捞。 fished out ■If an area of water has been fished out, all or most of the fish in it have been caught. （水域）鱼被捕尽的 [fɪʃ] verb a fishing expedition mainly US ■an attempt to discover the facts about something by collecting a lot of information, often secretly （通常秘密地）搜集资讯、资料（以求调查揭示真相） •The investigators' request for the company's accounts is simply a fishing expedition - they have no real evidence of wrongdoing.调查员要求查公司的账目只是一个收集资讯的手段——他们没有不法行为的确凿证据。 [fɪʃ] verb fish in troubled waters UK ■to try to win an advantage from a difficult situation or from someone else's problems 浑水摸鱼 [fɪʃ] verb fish or cut bait US informal ■used to tell someone to take action or to stop saying that they will 要么全力以赴，要么索性放弃；下定决心就别再动摇 •He's been promising voters that he'll support gun control, now it's time to fish or cut bait.他一直向选民承诺他会支持枪械管制，现在是下定决心的时候了。 [fɪʃ] verb Phrasal Verbs [M] fish sth out informal ■to pull something out of water or take something out of a bag or pocket （从水中）拖出；（从袋子或口袋中）拿出，取出 •Police fished a body out of •He fished out a coin from |
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