seines in English

noun

1

a river in northern France. Rising north of Dijon, it flows northwest for 473 miles (761 km) through the cities of Troyes and Paris to the English Channel near Le Havre.

noun

1

a fishing net that hangs vertically in the water with floats at the top and weights at the bottom edge, the ends being drawn together to encircle the fish.

The fishermen use a seine net in this fishery to encircle the tuna like a fence.

verb

1

fish (an area) with a seine.

the fishermen then seine the weir

Use "seines" in a sentence

1. picarels (Spicara smaris) by shore seines ‘girarica’ and ‘migavica’.

2. The shore seines fishery has no significant impact on the marine environment.

3. The Bluefish fishery predominantly uses gillnets, but other gear includes hook and line, pound nets, seines, and trawls

4. Trawls or Danish seines with mesh size ≥ 120 mm with a 120 mm square mesh window (Appendix 1)

5. When the shad run during the spring, you may see fishermen with seines along the banks of our coastal rivers.

6. Alewives and blueback herring are harvested by hand as they ascend freshwater streams and rivers, with weirs, seines, cast nets, and dip nets

7. A licensed individual can also use an unlimited amount of hand lines and dip nets, but also trotlines, collapsible traps, seines, and eel pots to go Crabbing

8. Ein von der Romantik Befallenes Land sollte die Möglichkeit seines Untergangs in Betracht ziehen." Es geht in diesem bemerkenswerten Essay also um den engen Zusammenhang von Romantik

9. Bigeye tuna is exploited in increasing quantities as associated catch of the spring and summer pole and lines fishery in the northwestern Pacific, and of the purse seines fishery in the eastern Pacific, both directed primarily at skipjack and yellowfin tuna