| 释义 |
cat·la
\ˈkätlə, -ˌlä\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Bengali kātlā
: either of two very large cyprinid fishes extensively used as food in southeast Asia:
a. : an Indian fish (Catla catla) often cultivated in ponds and attaining a length of six feet
b. : a fish (C. siamensis) that is most common in Thailand and that may exceed nine feet in length |