| 释义 |
shadine|ʃæˈdiːn|
[f. shad n., after sardine.]
A trade name for the menhaden, preserved in oil like a sardine.
1782Crèvecœur Lett. 132 It is on the shores of this part of the island..where they catch their best fish, such as sea⁓bass, tew-tag or black fish,..shadine, pike, &c. 1842in Mem. Amer. Acad. (1846) II. 260 Alosa sadina, Spotted Shadine. 1888Goode Amer. Fishes 386 ‘American Sardine’, ‘American Club-fish’, ‘Shadine’ and ‘Ocean Trout’. |