sò đá

Người thợ xây dùng sò đá để mài nhẵn bề mặt bức tường.

Definition

1. Noun:
   • A type of mollusk: A marine bivalve mollusk, commonly known as a piddock or angelwing, known for boring into soft rock, clay, or wood.
   • Pholad: The common name for mollusks in the family Pholadidae, which are rock-boring clams.

Usage Examples

• Noun:
  • Ngư dân tìm thấy nhiều sò đá bám vào vách đá. (The fisherman found many piddocks clinging to the cliff face.)
  • Sò đá có thể đục thủng các lớp đá mềm. (Piddocks can bore holes through soft rock layers.)

Advanced Usage

• The term is used specifically in marine biology and by coastal communities familiar with this organism. It is not a general term for all clams.

Variants and Related Words

• Sò (n): A general term for clam or oyster.
  • Sò huyết là một món ăn ngon. (Blood cockle is a delicious dish.)

Synonyms

• Piddock: A marine bivalve that bores into hard materials.
• Angelwing clam: A common name for certain thin, white, boring clams.
• Rock-boring clam: Descriptive term for its habitat and behavior.

Related Idioms

• There are no common idioms directly featuring . It is primarily a biological/culinary term.