Definition of Agassiz trawl in English:

Agassiz trawl

noun ˈaɡasɪz ˌtrɔːl

A type of beam trawl consisting of a net attached to a rigid frame with a hoop on either side, used to collect organisms dwelling on the sea floor.

Late 19th century. From the name of Alexander E. Agassiz, U.S. naturalist, who designed the trawl + trawl.

nounˈaɡasɪz ˌtrɔːl

A type of beam trawl consisting of a net attached to a rigid frame with a hoop on either side, used to collect organisms dwelling on the sea floor.

Late 19th century. From the name of Alexander E. Agassiz, U.S. naturalist, who designed the trawl + trawl.

单词	Agassiz trawl
释义	Definition of Agassiz trawl in English: Agassiz trawl noun ˈaɡasɪz ˌtrɔːl A type of beam trawl consisting of a net attached to a rigid frame with a hoop on either side, used to collect organisms dwelling on the sea floor. Origin Late 19th century. From the name of Alexander E. Agassiz, U.S. naturalist, who designed the trawl + trawl. Definition of Agassiz trawl in US English: Agassiz trawl nounˈaɡasɪz ˌtrɔːl A type of beam trawl consisting of a net attached to a rigid frame with a hoop on either side, used to collect organisms dwelling on the sea floor. Origin Late 19th century. From the name of Alexander E. Agassiz, U.S. naturalist, who designed the trawl + trawl.
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