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gill
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/ɡɪl/
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/ɡɪl/
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gill
noun
gills
pl
UK
/ɡɪl/
US
/ɡɪl/
жабра
Fish use their gills to breathe underwater.
Рыбы используют свои жабры, чтобы дышать под водой.
Traducciones adicionales
четверть пинты
Sinónimos
branch
fin
lamella
leaf
frill
gill
verb
gilled
Past Simple
gilled
Past Participle
gilling
Gerund
UK
/ɡɪl/
US
/ɡɪl/
потрошить
The fisherman began to gill the fish he caught.
Рыбак начал потрошить пойманную рыбу.
Traducciones adicionales
выпотрошить
Sinónimos
open up
slit open
draw
clean (out)
dress
gut
disembowel
eviscerate
gill
adjective
UK
/ɡɪl/
US
/ɡɪl/
Used attributively before nouns (e.g., gill arch, gill ventilation); rarely inflected for degree.
Definiciones
gill
noun
The respiratory organ of aquatic animals, such as fish, that extracts oxygen from water.
The fish opened and closed its gills as it swam through the water.
A unit of liquid measure equal to a quarter of a pint, used in the UK and US.
The recipe called for a gill of milk to be added to the mixture.
The vertical plates or ridges on the underside of a mushroom cap, used for spore dispersal.
The mushroom's gills were a deep purple color, indicating its species.
A narrow valley or ravine with a stream, especially in northern England; a wooded gorge.
They followed the footpath up the steep gill to the moorland above.
gill
verb
To remove the gills from a fish.
The chef expertly gilled the fish before cooking it.
To catch (a fish) so that its gills become entangled in a net.
The salmon were gilled in the mesh and could not escape.
gill
adjective
Relating to or involving gills.
Gill ventilation allows the fish to extract oxygen efficiently.
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