| 释义 |
ron·ca·dor
\ˌräŋkəˈdȯ(ə)r\ noun
(plural roncadors \-rz\ ; or roncadores \-ȯˌrās\)
Etymology: Spanish, literally, one that snores, from roncado (past participle of roncar to snore, from Late Latin rhonchare, from rhonchus snore) + -or — more at rhonchus
1. : any of several croakers (family Sciaenidae) of the American Pacific coast (as the yellowfin croaker or the black croaker)
2. : any of various grunts (especially Haemulon steindachneri) of both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts |