Pronunciation: /æbəˈloʊni/
noun a type of edible mollusk that has a flattened shell with a pearly interior
A1 Abalone is a type of shellfish that is considered a delicacy.
A2 I tried abalone for the first time on my trip to the coast.
B1 The chef prepared a delicious abalone dish with a garlic butter sauce.
B2 The diver found a large abalone while exploring the ocean floor.
C1 The restaurant's specialty is grilled abalone served with a side of sautéed vegetables.
C2 The rare black abalone species is highly sought after by seafood enthusiasts.
adjective relating to or characteristic of abalones
A1 I found a beautiful abalone shell on the beach.
A2 The abalone jewelry she wore was stunning.
B1 The chef prepared a delicious abalone dish for the special event.
B2 The abalone pearl necklace was a rare and valuable find.
C1 The abalone farm was known for its sustainable practices.
C2 The abalone conservation project aimed to protect the endangered species.
formal The chef prepared a delicious abalone dish for the high-end restaurant.
informal I tried abalone for the first time last night, and it was surprisingly good!
slang Abalone is considered a luxury seafood item among foodies.
figurative Her beauty was like a shimmering abalone shell, captivating everyone around her.
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