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fresh fish

 

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Noun fresh fish has 1 sense
  1. cannon fodder, fresh fish - soldiers who are regarded as expendable in the face of artillery fire
    --1 is a kind of soldier

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Fresh Fish

Definition:

Fresh fish refers to fish that has been recently caught, prepared, and has not undergone any preservation methods, ensuring its quality and taste.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun: The actual fish that is recently caught and not preserved.
  • Adjective: Describing the freshness and quality of the fish.
  • Verb: The act of catching or procuring fresh fish.

Senses:

  1. Referring to Fish:
    • Noun: I bought some fresh fish from the market today.
    • Adjective: He enjoys eating fresh fish rather than frozen ones.
  2. Referring to the Act of Catching Fish:
    • Verb: We went fishing and managed to fresh fish for dinner.
    • Noun: The fresh fish caught during the trip will make a tasty meal.

Usages:

Fresh fish can be used in various ways:

  1. Preparing Delicious Dishes:
  2. Sample sentence: I used the fresh fish to make a mouthwatering seafood stew.

  3. Healthy Eating:
  4. Sample sentence: Including fresh fish in your diet can provide essential omega-3 fatty acids.

  5. Restaurants and Markets:
  6. Sample sentence: The local seafood restaurant offers a wide selection of fresh fish.

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