Meaning of "fish-pole" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF FISH-POLE

fish-pole  [ˈfɪʃˌpəʊl]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF FISH-POLE

Fish-Pole is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES FISH-POLE MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Fishing rod

A fishing rod or a fishing pole is a long, flexible length of glass fibre composite, carbon fibre composite or, classically, bamboo, used to catch fish. In contrast with subsistence and commercial fishing, which usually involve nets, fishing rods are typically used in the sports of angling and competitive casting. At its simplest, a fishing rod is a simple stick or pole with a line ending in a hook. To entice fish bait or lures may be added. To aid in playing a fish more line, stowed on a reel, is common. Fishing rods vary in flexibility and length, varying between 2 and 20 feet. The longer the rod, the greater the mechanical advantage in casting.

Definition of fish-pole in the English dictionary

The definition of fish-pole in the dictionary is a long tapered flexible pole, often in jointed sections, for use with a fishing line and, usually, a reel.

TRANSLATION OF FISH-POLE

Find out the translation of fish-pole to 25 languages with our English multilingual translator.

The translations of fish-pole from English to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «fish-pole» in English.

• Translator English - Chinese: 鱼极
• Translator English - Spanish: pescado polos
• English: fish-pole
• Translator English - Hindi: मछली पोल
• Translator English - Arabic: السمك القطب
• Translator English - Russian: рыба -полюсный
• Translator English - Portuguese: peixe - pólo
• Translator English - Bengali: মাছ-মেরু
• Translator English - French: poissons pôles
• Translator English - Malay: Kutub ikan
• Translator English - German: Fisch -polig
• Translator English - Japanese: 魚ポール
• Translator English - Korean: 물고기 극
• Translator English - Javanese: Iwak pole
• Translator English - Vietnamese: cá cực
• Translator English - Tamil: மீன் வடிவ காந்தப்புல
• Translator English - Marathi: फिश पोल
• Translator English - Turkish: Balık kutuplu
• Translator English - Italian: pesce poli
• Translator English - Polish: Słup ryb
• Translator English - Ukrainian: риба - полюсний
• Translator English - Romanian: pește - pol
• Translator English - Greek: ψάρια - πόλο
• Translator English - Afrikaans: vis - paal
• Translator English - Swedish: fisk -polig
• Translator English - Norwegian: fisk - pol

10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FISH-POLE»

Discover the use of fish-pole in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to fish-pole and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

Kids Make Music, Babies Make Music, Too!: Teacher's Guide ...

FI5H POLE -fora: ALL: i j ni j « Who's got a fish pole? We Do. Who's got a fish pole? We Do. SOLO: Who's got a fish pole? We Do. Fish pole needs a line. K-PRI : Teacher can cue a solo singer with a pretend microphone. After singing alone, the ...

Kleiner, Lynn, Riddell, Cecilia

Never Sniff A Gift Fish

He will go white in the face, shudder, twitch, gurgle, clench his hands, and lurch toward me. “Wha-what d-did you s-say? F-fish pole? FISH POLE! Y-you called my three-hundred-dollar rod a FISH POLE?” I will back away, hands raised to fend ...

Patrick F. McManus, 1984

Hardwood Record

There seems to be a difierence between a fishing rod and a fish-pole. The former is what the professional uses, and it costs from ten dollars up, while the boy uses a fish-pole and makes it himself without costing him a cent. The rod is made of ...

Just Five (Children's Song Collection): Unison - Pentatonic ...

1 1 got a fish - pole? We do! got a fish - line? We do! » w w c^ 1. Who's 2. Who's - L* IT 1 ^f \ m I \ \ m CSfS A A m r » m m m r A V" V/ TM ^ • | 9 ^ \ m 9 9 \ W Who's got a fish -pole? We do! Who's got a fish - pole? Who's got a fish - line? We do!

Staff, Alfred Publishing

Todd Family in America

By the side of the store there stood a long cane fish-pole. It was very long, straight and light. How he longed for that pole. If he only owned that pole, he thought he would be perfectly happy. At last, after much talk and great promises he started ...

George Iru Todd, 1920

Never Cry "Arp!" and Other Great Adventures

“Well, that was one fish pole that didn't last long,” Retch said. “Goodbye, birthday fish pole. Maybe next birthday you'll get another one, Erful. That's only a year away. Twelve long months that you'll have to use your old fish pole. I guess you'll  ...

Patrick F. McManus, 1996

John Todd: The Story of His Life Told Mainly by Himself

fish-pole ?' Till that moment it had never occurred to me that there was not a pond within miles of me, and the only place where I could fish was a little brook running among the bushes, I using a pin hook and a pole four feet long. What could I ...

John Todd, 1876

The Northwestern Reporter

Vognild was loading a certain pipe, personally placing the dynamite therein, and tamping the same down with the fish pole, and the pipe was nearly filled; some 45 pounds of dynamite having been placed therein. Portions of the dynamite, ...

The Literary Digest

There seems to be a. difference between a fishing-rod and a fish-pole. The former is what the professional uses, and it costs from ten dollars up, while the boy uses a fish-pole and makes it himself without costing him a cent. The rod is made of ...

The Night the Bear Ate Goombaw

In all the excitement, it took us several seconds to realize that Erful's new fish pole had plopped right into the deepest hole at China Bend. “Well, that /was one fish pole that didn't last long,” Retch said. “Goodbye, birthday fish pole. Maybe next ...

Patrick F. McManus, 1990