Definition
Definition of Pollack - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
artUS famous American abstract expressionist painterUS
- Pollack's paintings are displayed in many art galleries.
- Pollack's influence is seen in modern art.
- Many artists admire Pollack's unique style.
Origin of Pollack
English, poll (head) + -ack (diminutive)
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- French:Pollack, ...
- German:Pollock, ...
- Italian:Pollack, ...
- Spanish:Pollack, ...
- Portuguese:Pollock, ...
- Chinese:波拉克, ...
- Japanese:ポラック, ...
- Arabic:بُولَاك, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹלָאק, ...
- Russian:Поллок, ...
- Ukrainian:Поллак, ...
- Hindi:पोलाक, ...
Definition of pollack - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
sea fishingRare UK cod-related fish valued for food and sportRare UK
- We caught pollack for dinner during our trip.
- The chef recommended grilled pollack with lemon and herbs.
- Large shoals of pollack were spotted near the rocky coastline.
Origin of pollack
Middle English, pollec (a type of fish)
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- French:lieu, ...
- German:Köhler, ...
- Italian:merluzzo giallo, ...
- Spanish:abadejo, ...
- Portuguese:escamudo, ...
- Chinese:明太鱼, ...
- Japanese:ポラック, ...
- Arabic:سَمَكٌ قَدِّيٌّ يُسْتَخْدَمُ لِلطَّعامِ وَلِرِياضَةِ الصَّيْد, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹלָאק, ...
- Russian:поллак, ...
- Ukrainian:мінтай, ...
- Hindi:कोड परिवार की एक समुद्री मछली, ...
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