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fish shop, fish market [n.] Topic: Bilding.
Kreyòl : magazen pwason
English : fish shop, fish market
Français : poissonnerie, marché aux poissons
Español : la pescadería
Português : peixaria, mercado de peixe

fish: Ex: I don’t enjoy eating fish. [n.] Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : pwason
English : fish: Ex: I don’t enjoy eating fish.
Français : poisson : Ex : je n'aime pas manger du poisson.
Español : pescado: Ej: No me gusta comer pescado.
Português : peixe: Ex: Não gosto de comer peixe.

salted herring [n. konpoze] Topic: Manje, Pwason.
Kreyòl : aransèl
English : salted herring
Français : le hareng salé
Español : arenque salado
Português : arenque salgado

aquarium; fish tank; marine museum
Kreyòl : akwaryòm
English : aquarium; fish tank; marine museum
Français : aquarium
Español : acuario
Português : aquário; aquário; museu marinho

to feel strange or out of place, to feel like a fish out of water
Kreyòl : depeyize
English : to feel strange or out of place, to feel like a fish out of water
Français : se sentir étrange ou déplacé, se sentir comme un poisson hors de l'eau
Español : sentirse extraño o fuera de lugar, sentirse como un pez fuera del agua
Português : sentir-se estranho ou deslocado, sentir-se como um peixe fora d'água.

She's a fish out of water Topic: Ekspresyon popilè.
Kreyòl : Li se yon pwason ki soti nan dlo
English : She's a fish out of water
Français : Elle est comme un poisson hors de l'eau
Español : Está fuera de su elemento
Português : Ela está fora de seu elemento

cod, cod fish [n.] Topic: Pwason.
Kreyòl : mori
English : cod, cod fish
Français : la morue
Español : el bacalao
Português : o bacalhau

fish trap
Kreyòl : nas
English : fish trap
Français : piège à poisson
Español : Trampa para peces
Português : armadilha para peixes

fish [n.]
Kreyòl : Pekaw
English : fish
Français : poisson d’eau douce
Español : pescado
Português : peixe

Fish and Wildlife Services (U.S.) (FWS)
Kreyòl : Sèvis pwason ak bèt sovaj (U.S.) (FWS)
English : Fish and Wildlife Services (U.S.) (FWS)
Français : Fish and Wildlife Services (États-Unis) (FWS)
Español : (el) Servicio Federal de Pesca y Vida Silvestre de los EE. UU.
Português : Serviços de Pesca e Vida Selvagem (EUA) (FWS)

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