Definition of a fishery in English Turkish dictionary
- fishing
- av
- fishing
- avcılık
Balıkçılık, avcılık, yürüyüş ve kayakçılık popülerdir.
-Fishing, hunting, hiking and skiing are popular.
Avcılık, sualtı dalış, balıkçılık ve keşfetme onun ilgi alanları arasındadır.
-Hunting, underwater diving, fishing and exploring are among his interests.
- fishing
- balık avlayarak
- fishery
- balık tarlası
- fishery
- dalyan
- fishery
- balıkçılık
- fishery
- balık yatağı
- fishing
- balıkçılık
Tom balıkçılık hakkında bir şey bilmiyor.
-Tom doesn't know a thing about fishing.
Adanın ekonomisi balıkçılık sektörüne bağlıdır.
-The economy of the island is dependent on the fishing industry.
- fishing
- {f} balık avla
Tom, oldukça sık balık avlamaya gider.
-Tom goes fishing quite often.
Benimle balık avlamaya gel.
-Come fishing with me.
- fishery
- {i} balık tutulan yer
- fishery
- balık avlama bölge
- fishery
- {i} balıkçılık bilgisi
- fishing
- fishjng tackle veya gear balık takımı
- fishing
- {i} balık avı
Balık avı yarışmasını Tom kazandı.
-Tom won the fishing tournament.
O bir balık avı gezisine gitti.
-He went on a fishing trip.
- fishing
- fishing rod olta kamışı
- fishing
- {i} ağız arama
- fishing
- baIıkçı takımı
- fishing
- {i} balık tutma
Geçen Pazartesi balık tutmaya gittim.
-I went fishing last Monday.
Kötü hava balık tutmaya gitmemi engelledi.
-The bad weather prevented me from going fishing.
- fishing
- fish balık avla
- fishing
- balık avlama
Tom, oldukça sık balık avlamaya gider.
-Tom goes fishing quite often.
Balık avlamak için göllere gidiyor musun?
-Do you go fishing on the lakes?
- fishing
- fishing boat balıkçı kayığı veya gemisi
Related Terms
Definition of a fishery in English English dictionary
- fishing
- fishery
- the catching, processing and marketing of fish, shellfish etc
- fishery
- {n} the place or business of catching fish
- fishery
- (1) A system to produce fish and fish-related benefits (and to minimize losses and disproducts) from the structure, dynamics and relations of the aquatic biota, the aquatic and adjacent habitat (the watersheds), and the human users of the resource (2) The licensed premises upon which breeding, hatching, or fish-rearing facilities are situated
- fishery
- – The total population of fish in a stream or body of water, and the physical, chemical and biological factors affecting that population
- fishery
- The process of attempting to catch fish, which will be retained or released
- fishery
- The total population of fish in a stream or body of water and the physical, chemical, and biological factors affecting that population
- fishery
- a fishing company
- fishery
- A body of water well populated with fish that are usually hatched there
- fishery
- A stream capable of supporting angling activities Usually streams which show evidence of spawning and nursery grounds
- fishery
- {i} place for for breeding and growing fish; place for fishing; fishing license
- fishery
- a place where fish etc are caught or processed
- fishery
- The region occupied by an aquatic species that is used for commercial harvesting
- fishery
- All the activities involved in catching a species of fish or group of species
- fishery
- Term to describe the collective enterprise of taking fish, usually used in conjunction with reference to the species, gear or area involved
- fishery
- A place for catching fish
- fishery
- (Pêcherie)
- fishery
- the business of catching fish; a place for catching fish
- fishery
- The organized harvest of a certain species of fish or shellfish
- fishery
- a workplace where fish are caught and processed and sold
- fishery
- A fishery is a place where fish are bred and reared
- fishery
- The right to take fish at a certain place, or in particular waters
- fishery
- Fisheries are areas of the sea where fish are caught in large quantities for commercial purposes. the fisheries off Newfoundland
- fishery
- The business or practice of catching fish; fishing