câu giăng
Definition
Noun:
- Longline fishing: A fishing method using a long main line (the longline) with many baited hooks attached at intervals by shorter branch lines (snoods). This technique is used for catching pelagic fish species.
- Longline fishing gear: The specific equipment used in this fishing method, consisting of the main line, hooks, buoys, and weights.
Verb:
- To longline fish: To engage in the activity of fishing using a longline.
Usage Examples
Noun:
- Ngư dân sử dụng câu giăng để đánh bắt cá ngừ. (Fishermen use longline fishing to catch tuna.)
- Chiếc thuyền đang thu hoạch từ những đường câu giăng. (The boat is harvesting from the longlines.)
Verb:
- Họ đang câu giăng ngoài khơi. (They are longline fishing offshore.)
- Kỹ thuật câu giăng đòi hỏi nhiều kinh nghiệm. (Longline fishing technique requires a lot of experience.)
Advanced Usage
"đánh bắt bằng câu giăng": to harvest/catch by longline fishing.
- Cá kiếm thường được đánh bắt bằng câu giăng. (Swordfish are often caught by longline fishing.)
"dây câu giăng": the longline (the main line itself).
- Dây câu giăng có thể dài hàng cây số. (The longline can be kilometers long.)
Variants and Related Words
- Câu vàng (n): Another term for longline fishing, though sometimes used more specifically. It can be considered a near-synonym.
- Nghề câu giăng (n): The profession or industry of longline fishing.
- Thuyền câu giăng (n): A longliner; a boat designed for or used in longline fishing.
Synonyms
- Đánh bắt bằng dây câu dài: Fishing with a long line (descriptive synonym).
- Palangre: The direct loanword from French, used in some technical contexts.
Related Phrases
Thả câu giăng: To set/deploy the longline.
- Tàu bắt đầu thả câu giăng lúc hoàng hôn. (The ship began to set the longline at dusk.)
Thu câu giăng: To haul in/retrieve the longline.
- Công việc thu câu giăng rất vất vả. (The work of hauling in the longline is very laborious.)
Related Idioms
(Note: 'Câu giăng' is a technical term, so common idioms are not typically formed from it. Its usage is largely literal and specific to the fishing industry.)