seafood
seafood — noun
1. any type of ocean animal that people catch or prepare for eating, including fish
any type of ocean animal that people catch or prepare for eating, including fish, shellfish, squid, and crabs
The seafood platter at Andrés's restaurant came with grilled fish and fresh oysters.
collocation: seafood platter
Imani always orders seafood when she visits the night market near her home.
collocation: order seafood
The doctor told Amihan to eat more seafood because it contains healthy oils.
Harper learned to cook seafood by watching his grandmother prepare clams and shrimp.
Many families in coastal towns make a living from the local seafood industry.
- fish
a narrower term that refers only to finned sea animals, not shellfish or squid
- shellfish
refers only to sea creatures with shells, such as clams, oysters, and crabs
- marine produce
a more formal and less common term for edible ocean products
文法句型
uncountable noun — cannot be used with 'a' or in plural
用法筆記
Seafood is an uncountable noun. You cannot say 'a seafood' or 'seafoods' — instead say 'some seafood' or 'a type of seafood'.