dory
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈdɔri/ · UK /ˈdɔːri/
dory means: A sea fish with large eyes and a wide, flat body, often silver in colour.
noun
A sea fish with large eyes and a wide, flat body, often silver in colour.
- We had grilled dory for dinner.
- The fisherman caught a dory near the coast.
- The restaurant serves dory fillets with lemon.
A small fishing boat with a flat bottom and narrow ends.
- He rowed the dory to shore.
- Two fishermen loaded their nets into a wooden dory.
- Several dories were tied beside the larger boat.
A long wooden spear with a metal point at each end, used by ancient Greek soldiers.
- The soldier carried a dory and a shield.
- An iron blade formed the tip of the dory.
- The museum displays reconstructed dories beside ancient armour.
Questions about dory
What does dory mean?
A sea fish with large eyes and a wide, flat body, often silver in colour.
What is dory in other languages?
Türkçe: dülger balığı · Español: pez de San Pedro · Français: saint-pierre · Deutsch: Petersfisch · Italiano: pesce San Pietro · 日本語: マトウダイ
How do you pronounce dory?
In American English /ˈdɔri/; in British English /ˈdɔːri/.
How do you use dory in a sentence?
We had grilled dory for dinner. The fisherman caught a dory near the coast.
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