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BARBEL - translation to arabic
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Barbel (disambiguation)
BARBEL
ألاسم
بَرْبِيس ; بُنِّيّ
BARBELS
WHISKER-LIKE SENSORY ORGANS NEAR THE MOUTH OF SOME FISH SPECIES
Barbels; Barbel (biology)
ألاسم
بَرْبِيس ; بُنِّيّ
Definition
Barbel
·noun A slender tactile organ on the lips of certain fished.
II. Barbel ·noun Barbs or paps under the tongued of horses and cattle. ·see 1st Barb, 3.
III. Barbel ·noun A large fresh-water fish ( Barbus vulgaris) found in many European rivers. Its upper jaw is furnished with four barbels.
Wikipedia
Barbel
Barbel may refer to:
- Barbel (anatomy), a whisker-like organ near the mouth found in some fish (notably catfish, loaches and cyprinids) and turtles
- Barbel (fish), a common name for certain species of fish
- Barbus barbus, a species of cyprinid native to Eurasia
- Clarias gariepinus and related species of African catfish
- USS Barbel (SS-316), a US Navy submarine launched in 1943
- USS Barbel (SS-580), a US Navy submarine launched in 1958
- Barbel class of submarines of which SS-580 was the lead ship
Examples of use of BARBEL
1. Some demonstrators threw tomatoes at participants as they arrived at the town hall to be received by the Mayor of Bonn, Barbel Dieckmann.
2. In 1'75, for the first time, there was no fish catch at all in a sea that once was bountiful with sturgeon, carp, perch and barbel.
3. Published in 1'3', it offers recipes for 20 species of freshwater fish caught in our rivers and lakes, including barbel, chub, gudgeon, roach and tench, though not powan or the unappealingly named burbot.
4. Noel, however, insists it was his devotion to "cosmic ordering" – as laid out by self–helpster Barbel Mohr in her book, The Cosmic Ordering Service, and now in Edmonds‘ new book, Positively Happy: Cosmic Ways to Change Your Life – that got him Deal Or No Deal.
5. Dad had had five years of his life taken away in the fight against fascism: no wonder he hated Germans, writhed with nervousness when my sister‘s pen–friend Barbel came to stay and regarded Bobby Charlton as Field Marshal Montgomery‘s spiritual heir.