dace
deɪs
Definition

Definition of dace - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
fishTECH.UKsmall fish found in European riversTECH.UK
  • The dace swam swiftly in the clear river.
minnow roach
2.
North American fishTECH.USsmall freshwater fish native to North AmericaTECH.US
  • We caught a dace in the lake during our trip.
chub minnow shiner
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Images of dace

  • dace: small fish found in European rivers
    small fish found in European rivers
  • dace: small freshwater fish native to North America
    small freshwater fish native to North America

Origin of dace

Old French, dars (dart)

Examples of dace in a sentence

  • Dace are common in the local waterways.
  • The fisherman displayed a dace he caught in the stream.
  • Dace are often found in clear, fast-flowing waters.

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  1. French:vandoise, ide, ...
  2. German:Döbel, Elritze, ...
  3. Italian:cavedano, pesce dace, ...
  4. Spanish:cacho, pez dace, ...
  5. Portuguese:boga, ...
  6. Chinese:雅罗鱼, 小鲤鱼, ...
  7. Japanese:ウグイ, 淡水魚, ...
  8. Arabic:داس, سَمَكَة مِيَاه عَذْبَة صَغِيرَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:דָּיְס, דַּג צָפוֹן אַמֶּרִיקָאִי, ...
  10. Russian:гольян, голавль, ...
  11. Ukrainian:головень, плітка, ...
  12. Hindi:डेस, छोटी मछली, ...

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