- driftnet
- noun (C) a large net behind a boat, used to catch fish
Longman dictionary of contemporary English. 2004.
Longman dictionary of contemporary English. 2004.
driftnet — drift|net [ˈdrıftnet] n a large fishing net that floats behind a boat … Dictionary of contemporary English
driftnet — /ˈdrɪftnɛt/ (say driftnet) noun a fine mesh fishing net, weighted at the bottom, and supported with floats at the top, which drifts with the tide or current; banned by some countries because of the hazard they present to dolphins, sea turtles,… …
driftnet — A gillnet suspended by floats so that it fishes the top few metres of the water column … Fisheries — dictionary
driftnet — drift net n. A large fishing net buoyed up by floats that is carried along with the current or tide. * * * … Universalium
driftnet — verb To fish using a drift net … Wiktionary
driftnet — n. extremely large fishing net that drifts in the water and is used for large scale commercial fishing … English contemporary dictionary
DNMSP — driftnet monitoring support program … Military dictionary
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