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noun briːmbrɪm 1A greenish-bronze deep-bodied freshwater fish native to Europe. Abramis brama, family Cyprinidae Example sentencesExamples - On Monday, EA officers began the work of removing large native fish including tench, bream and roach from Rather Heath Tarn.
- He fished pellet at three and five metres to edge ahead of a crowded frame with carp, tench, chub, bream and barbel.
- There are herring and cod in the outer archipelago, but within casting range of land the fish are mostly fresh-water - perch, bream, pike, and zander.
- Environment Agency officers placed two oxygen pumps in the pond to stabilise it but more than 250 fish, including bream, carp, roach and tench died.
- Carp, tench, bream and ide soon responded for a huge winning net of 106 lb 12 oz.
- Balling in chopped worm he took 14 carp, four bream and a tench for his 66-12-0.
- Experts will try to net all the native carp, bream and tench in the lake and take them to a fish farm before putting the poison into the water.
- It is no longer just roach, dace, bream with the odd perch - carp appear to be more common than in the past.
- On the mixed lake anglers were doing well for mixed bags of tench, carp, bream and a few roach.
- It is to be stocked with carp, bream, tench and ide, the carp total being twice the amount of any other species.
- The fish appear to be feeding hard again after the spawning season, and the other lakes in this area should also fish well, with roach, rudd, bream and some tench available to be caught.
- They lease the lake, which is stocked with tench, bream, perch, roach and chub, from Swindon Council.
- Luke and pal Anthony Stringer began putting the fish - mainly carp, bream, perch and roach - in huge bins he had filled with water until help finally arrived.
- A little further afield, Maple Lake at the Oaks is good for 30 to 40 lb pleasure nets and big bags of bream, carp and tench have been taken at Oaktree Leisure at Huby.
- I continued to catch roach with the odd nice rudd, tench and bream for the next hour and a half.
- An angler for 25 years, he will make the trip after he and Fearn finished fourth in a qualifying round on the New Junction Canal with a haul of bream, chub and roach.
- Jenny's Pool is classed as a pleasure lake and is stocked with a great variety of fish including double figure bream, big tench, smaller catfish, carp, roach and perch.
- Of the five reservoirs in question two will be for specialist fishing (carp, bream and tench) and the others for general angling.
- Carp, tench and bream have really started to move in the last couple of days with forthcoming mating sharpening the appetite.
- This holds some big roach, bream, tench, rudd and carp.
- 1.1 Used in names of other fishes resembling or related to the bream, e.g. sea bream, Ray's bream.
Example sentencesExamples - Shoals of saddled bream and horse mackerel loitered mid-water.
- The quality of the dentex is almost as good as that of the gilt-head bream and it is in keen demand.
- After two hours all he's got is a tiddler bream and a silver trevally with poisonous spines.
- Hake, red bream, tuna, Dover sole, and monkfish are the favourites, but anchovies, sardines and mackerel are also very much appreciated in the Basque Country.
- For an Anglicised version of this curry, use firm-fleshed fish with a good bony head such as black bream, grey mullet and gurnard, to help make the stock rich.
- I was heartened to also see good concentrations of dentex bream, the northern Mediterranean's equivalent of the barracuda.
- I tackled up for pike mainly with mackerel tails, perch and smelt, and had a box of worms and sweetcorn to liven up the action for smaller species such as bream and skimmer bream, roach or perch.
- Everywhere around the margins there were shoal fish, creatures almost identical to skimmer bream and roach.
- In winter it was fantastic fishing roach, chub, silver bream and slabs with the odd barbel and carp.
Origin Late Middle English: from Old French bresme, of Germanic origin; related to German Brachsen, Brassen. Rhymes abeam, agleam, beam, blaspheme, deem, deme, downstream, dream, esteem, extreme, gleam, hakim, kilim, meme, midstream, Nîmes, régime, scheme, scream, seam, seem, steam, stream, supreme, team, teem, theme, upstream verb briːmbrim [with object]Nautical archaic Clear (a ship or its bottom) of weeds, shells, or other accumulated matter by burning and scraping it. bonfires of brushwood, lighted to bream the sharp-bowed craft Example sentencesExamples - After being woken at 3am by his young daughter he realised that a heavy frost had fallen and would make breaming futile.
- Ships being breamed at a careenage would have fires built under them to burn off marine growth and faggots of reeds would be in demand for the purpose and might well have been sent down river in boat load quantities.
- She was then breamed, scraped, caulked, payed, sheathed and coppered in record time.
Origin Late 15th century: probably of Low German origin and related to broom. nounbrɪmbrim 1A greenish-bronze deep-bodied freshwater fish native to Europe, popular with anglers. Abramis brama, family Cyprinidae Example sentencesExamples - Of the five reservoirs in question two will be for specialist fishing (carp, bream and tench) and the others for general angling.
- This holds some big roach, bream, tench, rudd and carp.
- I continued to catch roach with the odd nice rudd, tench and bream for the next hour and a half.
- Jenny's Pool is classed as a pleasure lake and is stocked with a great variety of fish including double figure bream, big tench, smaller catfish, carp, roach and perch.
- They lease the lake, which is stocked with tench, bream, perch, roach and chub, from Swindon Council.
- Experts will try to net all the native carp, bream and tench in the lake and take them to a fish farm before putting the poison into the water.
- Balling in chopped worm he took 14 carp, four bream and a tench for his 66-12-0.
- There are herring and cod in the outer archipelago, but within casting range of land the fish are mostly fresh-water - perch, bream, pike, and zander.
- He fished pellet at three and five metres to edge ahead of a crowded frame with carp, tench, chub, bream and barbel.
- Carp, tench and bream have really started to move in the last couple of days with forthcoming mating sharpening the appetite.
- Carp, tench, bream and ide soon responded for a huge winning net of 106 lb 12 oz.
- Luke and pal Anthony Stringer began putting the fish - mainly carp, bream, perch and roach - in huge bins he had filled with water until help finally arrived.
- On the mixed lake anglers were doing well for mixed bags of tench, carp, bream and a few roach.
- The fish appear to be feeding hard again after the spawning season, and the other lakes in this area should also fish well, with roach, rudd, bream and some tench available to be caught.
- An angler for 25 years, he will make the trip after he and Fearn finished fourth in a qualifying round on the New Junction Canal with a haul of bream, chub and roach.
- It is to be stocked with carp, bream, tench and ide, the carp total being twice the amount of any other species.
- A little further afield, Maple Lake at the Oaks is good for 30 to 40 lb pleasure nets and big bags of bream, carp and tench have been taken at Oaktree Leisure at Huby.
- Environment Agency officers placed two oxygen pumps in the pond to stabilise it but more than 250 fish, including bream, carp, roach and tench died.
- On Monday, EA officers began the work of removing large native fish including tench, bream and roach from Rather Heath Tarn.
- It is no longer just roach, dace, bream with the odd perch - carp appear to be more common than in the past.
- 1.1 Used in names of other fishes resembling or related to this, e.g., sea bream.
Example sentencesExamples - I was heartened to also see good concentrations of dentex bream, the northern Mediterranean's equivalent of the barracuda.
- Everywhere around the margins there were shoal fish, creatures almost identical to skimmer bream and roach.
- Shoals of saddled bream and horse mackerel loitered mid-water.
- For an Anglicised version of this curry, use firm-fleshed fish with a good bony head such as black bream, grey mullet and gurnard, to help make the stock rich.
- The quality of the dentex is almost as good as that of the gilt-head bream and it is in keen demand.
- I tackled up for pike mainly with mackerel tails, perch and smelt, and had a box of worms and sweetcorn to liven up the action for smaller species such as bream and skimmer bream, roach or perch.
- After two hours all he's got is a tiddler bream and a silver trevally with poisonous spines.
- Hake, red bream, tuna, Dover sole, and monkfish are the favourites, but anchovies, sardines and mackerel are also very much appreciated in the Basque Country.
- In winter it was fantastic fishing roach, chub, silver bream and slabs with the odd barbel and carp.
Origin Late Middle English: from Old French bresme, of Germanic origin; related to German Brachsen, Brassen. verbbrimbrēm [with object]Nautical archaic Clear (a ship or its bottom) of weeds, shells, or other accumulated matter by burning and scraping it. bonfires of brushwood, lighted to bream the sharp-bowed craft Example sentencesExamples - She was then breamed, scraped, caulked, payed, sheathed and coppered in record time.
- After being woken at 3am by his young daughter he realised that a heavy frost had fallen and would make breaming futile.
- Ships being breamed at a careenage would have fires built under them to burn off marine growth and faggots of reeds would be in demand for the purpose and might well have been sent down river in boat load quantities.
Origin Late 15th century: probably of Low German origin and related to broom. |