Definition
Definition of dace - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
fishTECH. UK small fish found in European riversTECH. UK
- The dace swam swiftly in the clear river.
2.
North American fishTECH. US small freshwater fish native to North AmericaTECH. US
- We caught a dace in the lake during our trip.
Images of dace

small fish found in European rivers 
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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- French:vandoise, ide, ...
- German:Döbel, Elritze, ...
- Italian:cavedano, pesce dace, ...
- Spanish:cacho, pez dace, ...
- Portuguese:boga, ...
- Chinese:雅罗鱼, 小鲤鱼, ...
- Japanese:ウグイ, 淡水魚, ...
- Arabic:داس, سَمَكَة مِيَاه عَذْبَة صَغِيرَة, ...
- Hebrew:דָּיְס, דַּג צָפוֹן אַמֶּרִיקָאִי, ...
- Russian:гольян, голавль, ...
- Ukrainian:головень, плітка, ...
- Hindi:डेस, छोटी मछली, ...
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