fishing
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈfɪʃɪŋ/
fishing means: The activity of catching fish, often for food or fun.
noun
CATCHING FISHA2
The activity of catching fish, often for food or fun.
- We went fishing yesterday.
- She enjoys fishing by the lake.
- Did you bring your fishing rod?
SEAFOOD INDUSTRYB1
The business of catching fish and other sea animals to sell.
- Fishing provides many local jobs.
- The fishing industry exports much of its catch.
- New rules have changed commercial fishing in this region.
CATCHING SEAFOODC1
The activity of catching sea animals such as crabs, lobsters, or shellfish.
- Crab fishing starts in spring.
- They use small boats for lobster fishing.
- Shellfish fishing is limited in this bay.
FISHING PLACEC2
A place where people catch fish.
- The estate includes a salmon fishing.
- They leased a private fishing beside the village.
- The old deed lists two fishings along the river.
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