bream

UK
/briːm/
US
/brim/

Translations

breamnoun
bream
pl
UK
/briːm/
US
/brim/
The bream is a popular catch among anglers in European waters.
La brème est une prise populaire parmi les pêcheurs à la ligne dans les eaux européennes.
Additional translations
perche-soleilSens nord-américain.
doradePoisson de la famille des sparidés.
breamverb
breamed
Past Simple
breamed
Past Participle
breaming
Gerund
UK
/briːm/
US
/brim/
carénerTerme nautique.
The crew had to bream the hull to ensure the ship sailed smoothly.
L'équipage a dû caréner la coque pour que le navire navigue sans problème.
Synonyms

Definitions

breamnoun
A type of freshwater or marine fish belonging to the family Sparidae, known for its deep body and laterally compressed shape.
The fisherman caught a large bream in the lake yesterday.
A European freshwater fish of the carp family, known scientifically as Abramis brama, commonly found in rivers and lakes.
The bream is a popular catch among anglers in European waters.
In North America, any of various small freshwater sunfishes (family Centrarchidae), especially the bluegill (Lepomis macrochirus).
Kids spent the afternoon catching bream off the dock.
breamverb
To clean a ship's bottom by burning off the accumulated seaweed, barnacles, and other growths.
The crew had to bream the hull to ensure the ship sailed smoothly.