salted fish

基本解釋

A piece of salted fish let two children look grilled rice. Different meeting, pediatric tattle said: the elder brother see out his eyes just grilled rice.
了一塊鹹魚(yú)讓兩個(gè)孩子看一眼扒一口飯。不一會(huì)，小兒告狀說(shuō)：哥哥看了兩眼才扒一口飯。
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Historical evidence shows, for example, that people who lived over 3, 000 years ago ate salted fish. Thousands of years ago in Egypt, salt was used to preserve the dead.
例如，歷史証據(jù)表明，生活在3000年以前的人類喫鹹魚(yú)。
Yin deficiency infirm in arranging meals, can choose fresh lean pork, duck, rabbit, chicken, salted duck egg, steamed fish and other high-quality protein-rich food, to increase the intake of protein.
隂虛躰弱者在安排膳食時(shí)，可以選食瘦豬肉、鴨肉、兔肉、白斬雞、鹹鴨蛋、清蒸鮮魚(yú)等富含優(yōu)質(zhì)蛋白質(zhì)的食品，以增加蛋白質(zhì)的攝取量。

Still more of them gathered round in an audience, stuck to the walls, crowding the shelves, perched on the lintel, all of them muttering opinions as the preparations went on—they would have baked, not seared, that fish, and salted the cabbage but not the asparagus, and chosen caramel over fudge for the cake.
NEWYORKER: A Tiny Feast
By the 1800s Russian aristocrats took to carting live sturgeon with them when they traveled, so the fish could be sliced open and their roe salted and served fresh.
FORBES: Caviar Emptor

醃魚(yú)
Salted fish is one of the traditional quotic products which is deeply loved by Chinese pepole.
醃魚(yú)是深受我國(guó)人民喜愛(ài)的傳統(tǒng)水産制品。
食品科學(xué)技術(shù)
鹹魚(yú)