trawler

/'trɔ:lə/
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trawler

A trawler sails across the calm sea at sunrise.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A fishing vessel designed to use a trawl net: A boat or ship specifically built or equipped to catch fish by towing a large, conical net (a trawl) through the water, either along the sea bottom (bottom trawling) or in mid-water (midwater trawling).
    • A person who fishes with a trawl net: A fisherman whose method of fishing involves the use of a trawl net.
Usage and Examples
  • Noun (Fishing Boat):
    • The large trawler returned to port with a full catch of cod.
    • Modern trawlers are equipped with advanced technology to locate fish.
  • Noun (Fisherman):
    • The experienced trawler knew the best grounds for shrimp. (This usage is less common than the vessel meaning.)
Advanced Usage
  • "Factory trawler": A very large trawler equipped with onboard facilities to process and freeze the catch immediately.
    • The factory trawler can remain at sea for months, processing tons of fish daily.
Variants and Related Words
  • Trawl (verb/noun): The act or method of fishing with a trawl net, or the net itself.
    • The boat will trawl for deep-sea fish. (verb)
    • They hauled in the trawl full of fish. (noun)
  • Trawling (noun/gerund): The activity or industry of fishing with a trawl.
    • Bottom trawling can impact the seafloor ecosystem.
Synonyms
  • Fishing boat: A general term for a vessel used in catching fish.
  • Dragger: Another term for a trawler, especially in North America, emphasizing the action of dragging the net.
Related Phrases
  • Trawl net / Dragnet: The specific type of large, bag-shaped net used by a trawler.
    • The trawler deployed its trawl net at dawn.
trawler

A trawler sails across the calm sea at sunrise.

Noun
  1. a fishing boat that uses a trawl net or dragnet to catch fish
  2. a fisherman who use a trawl net

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