Definition of hawkfish in English:

hawkfish

nounPlural hawkfishesˈhɔːkfɪʃˈhôkˌfiSH

A small tropical marine fish found chiefly in the Indo-Pacific region. It typically lives in shallow water and adopts a distinctive perching or ‘hovering’ position just above coral.
Family Cirrhitidae: three genera and several species
Example sentencesExamples
- From the cooler water morwong, to a splendid angelfish and the brightly speckled hawkfish, this oceanic haven in the middle of a vast sea vibrates to the rhythm of the Pacific's currents.
- Hidden in one sea fan I spotted an old favourite, the long-nosed hawkfish.
- Among pendant black coral lurked those photographers' delights, tiny orange and red long-nosed hawkfish.
- I was delighted to see long-nosed hawkfish on the black coral: the first I had seen east of Fiji.
- We noticed hawkfish, blennies, gobies and a variety of crustaceans, often camouflaged with bits of sponge and soft coral for protection.
- A hawkfish was lying motionless in a spot with a good overview.
- There is also a surprisingly good population of pixie hawkfish skittering between the corals and they all seem to want to pose for the camera.

Definition of hawkfish in US English:

hawkfish

nounˈhôkˌfiSH

A small tropical marine fish found chiefly in the Indo-Pacific region. It typically lives in shallow water and adopts a distinctive perching or “hovering” position just above coral.
Family Cirrhitidae: three genera and several species
Example sentencesExamples
- I was delighted to see long-nosed hawkfish on the black coral: the first I had seen east of Fiji.
- A hawkfish was lying motionless in a spot with a good overview.
- Hidden in one sea fan I spotted an old favourite, the long-nosed hawkfish.
- Among pendant black coral lurked those photographers' delights, tiny orange and red long-nosed hawkfish.
- From the cooler water morwong, to a splendid angelfish and the brightly speckled hawkfish, this oceanic haven in the middle of a vast sea vibrates to the rhythm of the Pacific's currents.
- We noticed hawkfish, blennies, gobies and a variety of crustaceans, often camouflaged with bits of sponge and soft coral for protection.
- There is also a surprisingly good population of pixie hawkfish skittering between the corals and they all seem to want to pose for the camera.

单词	hawkfish
释义	Definition of hawkfish in English: hawkfish nounPlural hawkfishesˈhɔːkfɪʃˈhôkˌfiSH A small tropical marine fish found chiefly in the Indo-Pacific region. It typically lives in shallow water and adopts a distinctive perching or ‘hovering’ position just above coral. Family Cirrhitidae: three genera and several species Example sentencesExamples From the cooler water morwong, to a splendid angelfish and the brightly speckled hawkfish, this oceanic haven in the middle of a vast sea vibrates to the rhythm of the Pacific's currents. Hidden in one sea fan I spotted an old favourite, the long-nosed hawkfish. Among pendant black coral lurked those photographers' delights, tiny orange and red long-nosed hawkfish. I was delighted to see long-nosed hawkfish on the black coral: the first I had seen east of Fiji. We noticed hawkfish, blennies, gobies and a variety of crustaceans, often camouflaged with bits of sponge and soft coral for protection. A hawkfish was lying motionless in a spot with a good overview. There is also a surprisingly good population of pixie hawkfish skittering between the corals and they all seem to want to pose for the camera. Definition of hawkfish in US English: hawkfish nounˈhôkˌfiSH A small tropical marine fish found chiefly in the Indo-Pacific region. It typically lives in shallow water and adopts a distinctive perching or “hovering” position just above coral. Family Cirrhitidae: three genera and several species Example sentencesExamples I was delighted to see long-nosed hawkfish on the black coral: the first I had seen east of Fiji. A hawkfish was lying motionless in a spot with a good overview. Hidden in one sea fan I spotted an old favourite, the long-nosed hawkfish. Among pendant black coral lurked those photographers' delights, tiny orange and red long-nosed hawkfish. From the cooler water morwong, to a splendid angelfish and the brightly speckled hawkfish, this oceanic haven in the middle of a vast sea vibrates to the rhythm of the Pacific's currents. We noticed hawkfish, blennies, gobies and a variety of crustaceans, often camouflaged with bits of sponge and soft coral for protection. There is also a surprisingly good population of pixie hawkfish skittering between the corals and they all seem to want to pose for the camera.
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