Definition of louvar in English:

louvar

nounˈluːvɑːˈlo͞ovär

A large brightly coloured fish with a distinctive high forehead. It lives in warm open seas, feeding on jellyfishes and comb jellies.
Luvarus imperialis, the only member of the family Luvaridae
Example sentencesExamples
- On the East Coast, sporadic records document louvars from Connecticut to south Florida and the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
- When found in nearshore waters louvars are usually injured or dying.
- As indicated by its small beak-like mouth, the louvar feeds on small, soft-bodied creatures such as jellyfish and ctenophores.

Origin

Alteration of Latin name.

Definition of louvar in US English:

louvar

nounˈlo͞ovär

A large brightly colored fish with a distinctive high forehead. It lives in warm open seas, feeding on jellyfishes and comb jellies.
Luvarus imperialis, the only member of the family Luvaridae
Example sentencesExamples
- As indicated by its small beak-like mouth, the louvar feeds on small, soft-bodied creatures such as jellyfish and ctenophores.
- On the East Coast, sporadic records document louvars from Connecticut to south Florida and the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
- When found in nearshore waters louvars are usually injured or dying.

Origin

Alteration of Latin name.

单词	louvar
释义	Definition of louvar in English: louvar nounˈluːvɑːˈlo͞ovär A large brightly coloured fish with a distinctive high forehead. It lives in warm open seas, feeding on jellyfishes and comb jellies. Luvarus imperialis, the only member of the family Luvaridae Example sentencesExamples On the East Coast, sporadic records document louvars from Connecticut to south Florida and the eastern Gulf of Mexico. When found in nearshore waters louvars are usually injured or dying. As indicated by its small beak-like mouth, the louvar feeds on small, soft-bodied creatures such as jellyfish and ctenophores. Origin Alteration of Latin name. Definition of louvar in US English: louvar nounˈlo͞ovär A large brightly colored fish with a distinctive high forehead. It lives in warm open seas, feeding on jellyfishes and comb jellies. Luvarus imperialis, the only member of the family Luvaridae Example sentencesExamples As indicated by its small beak-like mouth, the louvar feeds on small, soft-bodied creatures such as jellyfish and ctenophores. On the East Coast, sporadic records document louvars from Connecticut to south Florida and the eastern Gulf of Mexico. When found in nearshore waters louvars are usually injured or dying. Origin Alteration of Latin name.
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