n.

1. 鱼[M][C]；鱼类[C]
   They have a large collection of fishes.

   他们收集了大量的各种鱼类。

   Fish are cold-blooded.

   鱼是冷血动物。

2. 鱼肉[U]
   We'll have fish for dinner.

   我们晚餐吃鱼。

3. 【口】人，家伙[C]
   He is a queer fish.

   他是一个怪人。

vi.

1. 捕鱼；钓鱼
   Let's go fishing.

   我们钓鱼去吧。

2. 【口】搜寻；寻找；攫取；探听[（+for）]
   She is fishing for information.

   她是在探听消息。

vt.

1. 捕鱼；钓鱼
   We are going to fish salmon.

   我们去捕鲑鱼。

2. 在……中捕鱼
   He fished the stream for trout.

   他在这河里捕鳟鱼。

n.

1. a limbless cold-blooded vertebrate animal with gills and fins, living wholly in water.
   ▸the flesh of fish as food.
2. used in names of invertebrate animals living wholly in water, e.g. shellfish, jellyfish.
3. informal a person who is strange in a specified way:
   he's a cold fish.

v.

1. catch fish with a net or hook and line.
   ▸fish in (a body of water).
2. (fish something out) pull or take something out of water or a receptacle.
3. grope or feel for something concealed.
4. try subtly to obtain a response or information:
   I was not fishing for compliments.

n.

1. a flat plate fixed on a beam or across a joint to give additional strength.
2. a long curved piece of wood lashed to a ship's damaged mast or spar as a temporary repair.

v.

1. strengthen or mend with a fish.
2. join (rails) with a fishplate.