fishery
Pronunciation: [ˈfɪʃəri]
Context: “industry”
(noun) a place where fish are caught and harvested. This can also refer to the business of catching and selling fish. Think of it like a farm, but for fish.
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The fishery provides fresh seafood to our local market every week.
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The fishery closed down because of overfishing and sustainability issues.
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How many fish does the fishery catch in a season?
Context: “environment”
(noun) a specific area in a body of water that is rich in fish and supports their populations. It’s like a special home for fish where they can live and grow.
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The new fishing regulations help protect the fishery and the species that live there.
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Many fisheries are threatened by pollution and climate change.
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What measures are being taken to preserve the fishery?
Context: “law”
(noun) a legal term that refers to the rights and regulations governing how fish are harvested in a certain area. This is important to keep fish populations healthy.
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The new laws improve the management of the fishery to ensure sustainability.
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Without proper regulation, there can be chaos in the fishery leading to depletion of fish stocks.
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What are the main laws that affect the fishery in our region?