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Definition of Pollock - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
museum pieceUS painting created by the American artist known for drip techniquesUS
- The museum displayed a famous Pollock.
2.
biographyUS American painter known for abstract expressionismUS
- Pollock's paintings are famous for their unique style.
3.
namesurname of Scottish origin
- Pollock is a common surname in Scotland.
4.
placeRare US town in Grant Parish LouisianaRare US
- Pollock is a small town in Louisiana.
Origin of Pollock
English, Pollock (surname)
Terms with Pollock included in their meaning
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seafood
type of fish known as pollock or coalfish
Examples of Pollock in a sentence
A new Pollock was auctioned for millions. Pollock's influence is seen in modern art. A Pollock was auctioned for millions. Pollock has been traced back to ancient clans. Many Pollock families emigrated in the 19th century. Pollock hosts an annual festival every summer.
The history of Pollock dates back to the 19th century.
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- French:Pollock, ...
- German:Pollock, ...
- Italian:Pollock, ...
- Spanish:Pollock, ...
- Portuguese:Pollock, ...
- Chinese:波洛克, ...
- Japanese:ポロック, ...
- Arabic:بُولُوك, بولُك, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹלוֹק, ...
- Russian:картина Поллока, Поллок, ...
- Ukrainian:Поллок, ...
- Hindi:पोलक, पोलॉक, ...
Definition of pollock - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
cuisineRare lean white flesh of a North Atlantic fishRare
- The restaurant served grilled pollock with lemon.
2.
game fishRare important food fish of northern seasRare
- Pollock is popular among anglers in the Atlantic.
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lean white flesh of a North Atlantic fish 
important food fish of northern seas
Expressions with pollock
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common ingredient in processed seafood products
Fish sticks often contain Alaska pollock.
Origin of pollock
Middle English, polleke (head)
Examples of pollock in a sentence
She bought fresh pollock from the market. Fishermen often catch pollock in these waters. Pollock is a staple in many seafood dishes.
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- French:colin, lieu noir, ...
- German:Seelachs, Alaska-Seelachs, ...
- Italian:merluzzo, merluzzo di Alaska, ...
- Spanish:abadejo, ...
- Portuguese:pollock, pescada, ...
- Chinese:波洛克鱼, 鳕鱼, ...
- Japanese:スケトウダラ, ...
- Arabic:سَمَك بُولُوك, سَمَك البولوك, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹלוֹק, ...
- Russian:минтай, треска, ...
- Ukrainian:сайда, минтай, ...
- Hindi:पोलक, खाद्य मछली, ...
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