tripang (Meaning)
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tripang (n.)
See Trepang.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tripang
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tripang Sentence Examples
- The divers cautiously ventured into the depths to collect valuable tripang.
- The dried tripang was considered a delicacy in traditional Chinese cuisine.
- The fishermen used specialized nets to trap the elusive tripang, which clung tenaciously to coral reefs.
- The tripang's muscular body and unique texture made it a popular ingredient in soups and stews.
- The demand for tripang led to overfishing and concerns about the conservation of marine ecosystems.
- Scientists studied the tripang's unique immune system, which could provide insights into new medical treatments.
- Some cultures believed that consuming tripang enhanced physical strength and vigor.
- The tripang industry faced challenges from synthetic seafood substitutes that simulated its texture.
- The discovery of new tripang species in remote parts of the ocean led to scientific expeditions and conservation efforts.
- The tripang's adaptability and resilience made it a fascinating subject for marine biologists and conservationists.
FAQs About the word tripang
See Trepang.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The divers cautiously ventured into the depths to collect valuable tripang.
The dried tripang was considered a delicacy in traditional Chinese cuisine.
The fishermen used specialized nets to trap the elusive tripang, which clung tenaciously to coral reefs.
The tripang's muscular body and unique texture made it a popular ingredient in soups and stews.
