fish strainer

A "fish strainer" is a versatile tool used both in culinary settings and in water management operations to separate fish from liquid.

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Definition

B2Culinary

(common)A utensil with a perforated or mesh surface used to drain water or other liquids from fish after washing or cooking.

Example

  • After boiling the fish, she used a fish strainer to remove it from the pot.
  • The chef carefully lifted the fish from the broth using a fish strainer.

C1Water Management

(technical)A device, typically a perforated screen or mesh, used to prevent fish and other solid bodies from being drawn into a suction pipe or pump.

Example

  • The firefighter attached a fish strainer to the end of the suction hose to avoid drawing in debris.
  • Using a fish strainer helps protect aquatic life during water drafting operations.

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