gold fish

English - Turkish

Definition of gold fish in English Turkish dictionary

altın balık

japon balığı

(Gıda) barbunya balığı

goldfish

{i} akvaryum balığı

Büyük bir akvaryum balığı gölette yüzer. - A large goldfish swims in the pond.

Birdebire su aygırlarını bana niçin anlatıyorsun? O ve senin on iki kırmızı akvaryum balığının arasındaki bağlantıyı anlamıyorum. - Why are you telling me about hippos all of the sudden? I don't see the connection between that and your twelve red goldfishes.

Japon balığı gibi hafızam var. - I have a memory like a goldfish.

Japon balığım hasta görünüyor. Neyi olduğunu merak ediyorum. - My goldfish looks sick. I wonder what's wrong with it.

{i} süs balığı

i., zool. kırmızıbalık, havuzbalığı, Carassius auratus

goldfish

altın balık

English - English

Definition of gold fish in English English dictionary: sliced peaches (slang used by Black Americans)
goldfish: A type of fish (scientific name Carassius auratus), typically orange-colored
For the children's fair we'll have a few games they can play, so that each child wins a goldfish as a prize.
goldfish: Called also golden fish, and golden carp
goldfish: {n} a fish having a gossy gold color
goldfish: small golden or orange-red freshwater fishes of Eurasia used as pond or aquarium fishes
goldfish: {i} small yellow or orange fish native to China (commonly kept in aquariums and fishponds)
goldfish: It is often kept as an ornament, in small ponds or glass globes
goldfish: A California marine fish of an orange or red color; the garibaldi
goldfish: Many varieties are known
goldfish: It is a native of China, and is said to have been introduced into Europe in 1691
goldfish: A small domesticated cyprinoid fish (Carassius auratus); so named from its color
goldfish: See Telescope fish, under Telescope
goldfish: Goldfish are small gold or orange fish which are often kept as pets. Ornamental aquarium and pond fish (Carassius auratus) of the carp family, native to East Asia but introduced into many other areas. The goldfish was domesticated by the Chinese at least as early as the Song dynasty (960-1279). It is naturally greenish brown or gray, but its colour varies. Selective breeding has produced more than 125 breeds, including the veiltail, with a three-lobed, flowing tail, and the common, pet-shop comet. They feed on plants and small animals and, in captivity, on small crustaceans and other foods. They have become naturalized in many parts of the eastern U.S
goldfish: carassius